Anyone who has been driving an EV for long quickly finds their wallet is thicker due to the cards and fobs they need for public charging stations.
And that’s just your wallet, you also need multiple accounts and passwords for the different providers — and that pads your email inbox.
Nissan has deciced driving their Nissan Leaf should be hassle-free and introduced a program called EZ Charge to make that happen.
EZ Charge will allow Leaf drivers to access charging stations on the Aerovirionment, Blink, ChargePoint, and NRG eVgo networks with a single card.
The card will launch on July 1 in 9 critical Leaf markets:
- San Francisco
- Seattle
- Portland
- San Diego
- Nashville
- Phoenix
- Dallas-Fort Worth
- Houston
- Washington, D.C.
At least 15 additional markets will be added within a year, covering markets representing more than 80% of all electric-car sales for Nissan.
