Many Ionna stations will have canopies, long charging cords and on-site bathrooms. But none of that matters if the chargers don't work. Not so long ago, the century-old structure with the angled ...

For R1T and R1S owners, this means they'll be able to plug and charge seamlessly at Ionna Rechargeries. Rivian owners are ...

Ionna—a new U.S. charging network backed by seven automakers—earlier this week announced its HQ location, and we've now interviewed its CEO Seth Cutler. Ionna's chief product officer Ricardo ...

Ionna is a joint venture from BMW, Honda, General Motors, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, and Stellantis. The company aims to build a national DC fast charging network, but it’s just getting started.

Ionna is a new charging company backed by eight of the largest automakers in the U.S. The brand wants to provide "best-in-class" charging, with fast stalls, on-site amenities and convenient locations.

IONNA EV charging joint venture steps beyond public beta testing of the early examples of these new chargers to full-scale national release. In 2024, the IONNA network completed more than 4,400 ...

Toyota says it's investing in Ionna, teaming with seven other automakers to support the company's implementation of its charging network for battery electric vehicles across North America.

“At the beginning of the year we had a heart-to-heart discussion with IONNA, and we assured them that we are committed to expansion,” Orth Hedrick, specification analyst at Kia ...

An electric vehicle charging station brand founded by some of the world’s biggest automakers is readying to open its first Central Ohio location. All Big Lots stores closed; what's next in new ...

On Tuesday, Gilbert helped celebrate the 21st century version of that fueling station. IONNA, a joint venture of eight of the world’s largest car companies, has turned the old gas station into ...

It’s definitely unlike any EV charging station you’ve been to. Ionna, the charging network founded by eight auto brands, worked with the community to redevelop it into a “Chargery.” ...