New York City to Add 267 EV Fast-Charging Stalls by 2027

A $60 million loan from NY Green Bank will fund Revel's expansion of EV charging infrastructure across nine sites, tripling its current network.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $60 million project to build 267 new fast-charging stalls for electric vehicles in NYC by 2027.
The funding comes from NY Green Bank, marking its first investment in EV charging infrastructure, and will support nine new charging sites across the city.
Five sites, including major stations near JFK and LaGuardia airports, are expected to be operational within the next 12 months, adding 178 stalls.
Maspeth, Queens, will host a 60-stall station, set to be the largest in the Northeast, while other stations will be built in Brooklyn and the Bronx.
The initiative aligns with New York's clean energy goals, addressing urban EV charging needs and supporting the state's mandate for all rideshare vehicles to be electric by 2030.