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What happens when one of the nation’s biggest EV charging networks disappears? A better, more profitable future with EOS Linx. Discover how EOS is stepping in with smarter, revenue-generating EV solutions built for property owners.

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Modern travelers are choosing hotels with EV charging—up to 73% of them. If you're not offering it, you're losing revenue. Discover how EOS Linx helps Choice Hotels future-proof their business at zero cost.

Level II charging strikes a balance between speed, cost, and battery longevity, making it a popular choice for home and workplace installation. For consumers, it offers convenience and gentle charging that can preserve battery health. For site hosts, Level II stations require lower upfront infrastructure investment and yield stronger returns, especially compared to DC fast chargers. Below, we explore these trade-offs in depth.

EOS Linx’s Owned & Operated program provides qualifying businesses with free, fully managed EV charging stations, covering installation, maintenance, and electricity expenses. Right now, EOS Linx is actively reaching out to hotels and convenience stores in Georgia and New Jersey, two states leading the charge in EV adoption. Don’t miss the opportunity to enhance your property, attract more customers, and contribute to a sustainable future, all at zero cost to you. Find out if your site qualifies today!

As we progress through 2025, the U.S. EV charging landscape is experiencing notable changes. From federal funding uncertainties to rapid private-sector innovation, this March update explores how recent policy moves and market dynamics are reshaping charging infrastructure and how solutions like those from EOS Linx are designed to help operators stay ahead.