92 EV Chargers Coming to 14 East Coast Stations

Electric vehicle drivers are getting 92 new fast-charging ports at 14 stations across the country, with two already up and running. Kempower and Blink Charging are teaming up to make EV charging more convenient by placing chargers where people already go.

Two locations in Colorado and Idaho are already serving drivers at Vasa Fitness gyms. A dozen more stations will open along the East Coast throughout 2026, all positioned near convenience stores in high-traffic areas.

The collaboration aims to make charging fit seamlessly into daily routines. Instead of making a special trip to charge, EV drivers can power up while grabbing groceries, working out, or running errands.

This expansion adds to a growing network of public EV chargers popping up at familiar places like Walmart, Kroger, and other major retailers. Federal funding continues to support fast-charging infrastructure across the country, helping states build out their networks.

The convenience factor gives electric vehicles a unique advantage over traditional gas cars. EV owners can multitask, charging their vehicles while they shop, exercise, work, or handle other tasks. No one needs to stand at a pump breathing in fumes.

The Ripple Effect

This charging expansion represents more than just new plugs in the ground. It signals a shift in how we think about refueling, turning a chore into just another part of everyday life.

For drivers who charge at home, public chargers provide backup options for longer trips or busy days out. For those without home charging, these accessible locations offer reliable alternatives in places they already visit.

The partnership between Kempower and Blink shows how infrastructure grows when companies work together on shared goals. Each new charging station makes electric vehicle ownership more practical for more people.

As charging networks expand to meet drivers where they already are, the barrier to going electric keeps getting lower.