The EV charging landscape across the Western U.S. and Texas continues to grow. At OnPoint, we’ve been focused on putting reliable high-power chargers in places that actually make sense for drivers and site hosts.
Jacksons Partnership Progress
We’re continuing our rollout with Jacksons Food Stores across Idaho, California, and Washington. These locations include:
- Chargers capable of up to 360 kW (with a minimum of 180 kW when both stalls are in use)
- Solar canopies
- High-speed WiFi, security cameras, and digital kiosks
- Full integration with the OnPoint app
The sites sit along major routes like I-84, I-15, and I-90, which makes them useful for both local drivers and people traveling longer distances.
Texas Growth
In late 2025 we brought stations online in Sugar Land, and we’re expanding further across Texas this year. These sites follow the same approach we use elsewhere — solid power levels, clean design, and ongoing support after installation.
Why These Markets Matter
California still leads in EV adoption, while Texas, Idaho, and Washington continue to see steady growth in both personal and commercial EVs. Travel corridors need dependable fast charging, and more property owners and fleet operators are looking for solutions that generate revenue without creating a lot of extra work.
Our approach stays consistent:
- High-power DC charging (180–360 kW)
- App and PlugShare visibility
- Revenue-share options for hosts
- Full support from site selection through ongoing operations
- Sites that include practical amenities like solar, lighting, security, and WiFi
We’re building more locations across these states throughout 2026. If you own or manage a convenience store, shopping center, or commercial property and want to look at adding charging, we’re happy to walk through the numbers and what a site could look like.
