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LG EV charging business expands to Canada

By Michelle Froese | February 12, 2024

LG Electronics Canada (LG), a developer in innovative technology solutions, announced the entry of its electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions business in Canada. This business expansion offers charge point operators and commercial property owners additional solutions in the rapidly growing Canadian EV market, initially with state-of-the-art Level 2 chargers manufactured at the recently announced EV charger facility in Fort Worth, Texas.

The move into the Canadian market is a response to the significant growth observed in EV adoption across the country and the Government of Canada’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions, alongside the increasing consumer shift towards electric vehicles, making this an opportune time for LG to introduce its premium charging solutions.

LG has started assembling advanced Level 2 11kW chargers at its Texas factory and will begin production of 175-kW fast chargers within the first half of the year. LG also aims to introduce a Level 3, 350-kW ultra-fast charger in 2024, expanding its EV charger lineup to meet the varied needs of customers, especially those operating in areas such as commercial travel and long-distance transportation.

LG smart chargers represent the latest in EV technology, designed to offer efficient, reliable, and convenient charging solutions. Hotels, restaurants, transit hubs, shopping centres, multi-residential and commercial buildings, and other locations are empowered to set their own rates, create a profit centre, and scale their network to meet local demands.

It also offers the opportunity for businesses, municipalities and other public places to support their electrification strategy with independently owned and operated charging stations that create new revenue streams, while providing an additional branding platform on an optional digital screen.

LG is quickly earning a reputation as a reliable EV charger provider, thanks to its manufacturing capabilities, quality control, after-sales service and differentiated offerings including user-control and advertising solutions.

LG’s EV charger launch supports the company’s broader electrification strategy, which empowers customers to convert to more sustainable energy usage, saving money and improving environmental outcomes in the process.

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