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Kwik Trip installing electric vehicle charging stations

By Courtney Chaffee Oct 1, 2024 | 1:51 PM

Select locations of Kwik Trip are set to have electric vehicle charging stations installed. According to the company, its “Kwik Charge” program will see direct current fast chargers installed at a number of its locations. A timeline for the installations has not been announced. Kwik Trip said in a statement that its new program would include connectors for both the Combined Charging Standard (CCS) and the North American Charging Standard (NACS). Kwik Trip said it would also include a standalone mobile application to enable guests to view charger availability, pricing and where chargers are located along their route.