Kiwi Charge Launches $1.7 Million Autonomous EV Charging Project in Ontario
Kiwi Charge has launched an autonomous EV charging project with $1.7 million in funding from the Ontario government and industry partners, including General Motors Canada and Pfaff Automotive. The project aims to develop mobile EV charging solutions utilizing AI and robotics to address charging infrastructure challenges. It includes a $500,000 grant from the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) and will feature a new autonomous charging robot at the Canadian International AutoShow from February 13 to 22.
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Kiwi Charge has launched an autonomous electric vehicle (EV) charging project with $1.7 million in funding from the Ontario government via the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN), General Motors Canada, and Pfaff Automotive. The funding comprises a $500,000 grant from OVIN and $1.2 million from industry partners.
The project focuses on developing AI and robotics-based mobile EV charging solutions to address infrastructure challenges in public and private spaces. Kiwi Charge will prototype its autonomous charging units and conduct pilots with real estate and automotive dealerships. The latest version of its autonomous charging robot will be showcased at the Canadian International AutoShow from February 13 to 22.
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