Duke Energy Corporation has joined forces with GM, Ford, and BMW of North America to initiate an Electric Vehicle (EV) charging subscription trial, aiming to reshape the EV charging landscape. The energy company’s innovative approach focuses on enhancing convenience, accessibility, and cost-efficiency for EV owners, reinforcing their commitment to innovation in the energy sector.
Starting September 1st, North Carolina residents can enroll in the pilot program. The objective is to streamline the EV charging process, offering a user-friendly alternative to powering electric vehicles.
The pilot program is set to launch on November 1st, promising participating North Carolina customers an effortless and effective EV charging experience. Duke Energy‘s collaboration with well-established automakers is poised to introduce a new era of uncomplicated EV ownership.
Duke Energy, in partnership with GM, Ford, and BMW of North America, is introducing a fixed fee residential charging subscription model. This innovative plan provides enrolled customers with the convenience of charging their EVs at home for a set monthly fee.
For customers within the Carolinas service area, Duke Energy offers a 12-month pilot plan allowing the usage of up to 800 kilowatt-hours (kWh) monthly for home EV charging. This offer is available at a monthly rate of USD 19.99, promising affordability and convenience.
In the progress service area, customers can opt for the same 12-month pilot plan, allowing the usage of up to 800 kWh monthly for home EV charging. The monthly fee for this plan in the progress service area is set at USD 24.99.
