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EV Roadway opens dc fast charging site in California

By Puja Mitra | February 2, 2026

Autel’s MaxiCharger DH480 can charge two vehicles simultaneously, with a max output of 480 kW.

EV Roadway, an electric vehicle (EV) charging company based in Novato, announced the opening of a dc fast charging site at the Vintage Oaks Shopping Center.

The site adds dc fast charging infrastructure intended to support local EV use and regional travel, with a focus on providing high-power charging in an existing commercial environment.

The installation includes three Autel MaxiCharger DH480 all-in-one dc fast chargers. Each charger is designed for commercial operation and supports fast charging in locations where vehicles can charge during routine stops.

The charging system delivers up to 480 kW and supports simultaneous vehicle charging. It uses liquid-cooled cables and integrated power management features intended to maintain performance and uptime under high utilization.

The equipment is approved under the California Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project, aligning the installation with state requirements for public charging deployments. The project was developed in coordination with the property owner and management team following an extended planning and site-integration process.

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