Ionna’s DC fast-charging network is officially open. On Friday, December 27, 2024, Ionna — a new DC fast-charging network in the US — officially brought its first Rechargeries into public beta. It’s a major milestone for the new player, which has an ambition to become one of the largest public charging networks.
Four stations are initially available — one in North Carolina, two in Ohio, and one in Pennsylvania. Special introductory pricing, 400-kW chargers with NACS and CCS1 connectors, and available amenities all make the sites worth checking out. The first site in Apex, North Carolina, was shown in a soft opening event earlier this month.
First opened Ionna Rechargeries:
- 400 N Salem Street, Apex, North Carolina
- 4145 OH 306, Willoughby, Ohio
- 1751 Titus Road, Springfield, Ohio
- 610 Scranton Carbondale Highway, Scranton, Pennsylvania
According to reports from EV users on X, the Ionna Rechargeries have started to appear in automaker’s apps.
Wrapping up 2024 with a big, red bow…we’re officially open!
As of Friday, Dec. 27, IONNA is in public beta, live and ready for customers!
* 8:00am in Apex, NC
* 12:00pm in Springfield + Willoughby, OH
* 2:00pm in Scranton, PALabors of love that we now share with you. Enjoy! pic.twitter.com/rU14L3ilEo
— IONNA (@ionnaofficial) December 27, 2024
Six more stations are already listed as coming soon:
- 2309 N Buckeye Ave, Abilene, KS
- 6215 Washington Ave, Houston, TX
- 4750 I-45, Corsicana, TX
- 2727 Brice Rd, Reynoldsburg, OH
- 745 S 1st St, WaKeeney, KS
- 5447 NC-42, Garner, NC
Ionna intends to build more than 30,000 DC fast-charging ports in North America by 2030. Eight EV manufacturers have signed up for the task — BMW Group, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, and Toyota — each of them an Ionna shareholder.
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