Electric vehicle charging company Ionna has reported continued progress on its 2025 roadmap, including the expansion of its ...

And one of the largest, particularly in North America, is our lackluster public charging network. All too often, finding an ...

Ionna, the EV charging consortium backed by eight major automakers—including General Motors, BMW, Hyundai, Kia, Stellantis, ...

Hyundai made two announcements today. May 20 is the 20th anniversary of working in Alabama. Also Hyundai is offering more EV ...

Hyundai EVs can now charge as easily as Teslas with tighter app integration and plug-and-charge features. It also covers some ...

New Hyundai electric vehicles will get the ability to pay for charging from inside the Hyundai app on most charging networks, while three networks will allow new Hyundai EVs to simply start charging ...

We've been heads down chipping away at our 2025 roadmap, but we're pressing pause for a moment to share the highlights in a Rechargery Report.

Dan Bowerson of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation said the U.S. has a long way to go to be able to support 50% EV sales ...

Enter Ionna, a newly launched network of EV “rechargeries” designed not just to top up your car – but to rethink the pit stop. Developed with agency VML, Ionna isn’t selling electricity.

In partnership with VML, which won a competitive pitch, the brand launch of Ionna will use nostalgic design elements that were drawn from America’s automotive past and retro service station brands.

A heartwarming wish reveal took place at Jersey Mike’s Subs in Markham on April 15, where nine-year-old Ionna was surprised ...