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NY-based EV startup Gravity launches universal charger trees

Gravity, a New York-based EV charging tech startup, has launched universal charging stations that it calls "trees."

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May 28, 2024

Gravity, a New York-based EV charging tech startup, has launched universal charging stations that it calls "trees," according to a report from electrek.co.

The EV charging trees were developed in partnership with design firm Rangr Studio.

Gravity holds ambitions to build this into a charging network "more expansive than Tesla's current Supercharger network," according to a company statement quoted in the report.

Gravity launched a line of 500kW EV chargers in October 2023, and in March 2024 it launched its Manhattan-based Gravity Charging Center, which features 24 500kW EV chargers.

Gravity previously launched a fleet of Mustang Mach-E Yellow Cabs in New York City in 2021.