Zero 60 Launches 26 EV Charging Stations in 72 Hours

MENASHA, WIS. — Zero 60™ has announced a rapid expansion of its fast-charging footprint, deploying 26 new charging ports across three new locations in central and northern California in just 72 hours.

With this latest push, Zero 60 now operates a total of 127 charging ports across 23 locations in five states, with active plans to add another 50 stations nationwide.

A Growing Five-State Footprint

The network’s current infrastructure deployment is distributed across the following regions:

• California: 10 locations totaling 73 ports
• New York: 8 locations totaling 32 ports
• Colorado: 3 locations totaling 10 ports
• Washington: 1 location totaling 8 ports
• Wisconsin: 1 location totaling 4 ports

The network targets high-traffic destinations, such as quick-service restaurants, retail centers, and critical travel corridors, focusing on driver convenience and uptime.

Powered by End-to-End eMobility Infrastructure

Zero 60’s rapid buildout relies on the end-to-end eMobility capabilities of Faith Technologies Incorporated™ (FTI). FTI manages the entire deployment pipeline, including site development, construction, commissioning, and ongoing operational support. This integrated approach allows the network to bypass traditional deployment bottlenecks and scale hardware quickly.

“This momentum reflects our ability to move fast and deliver what drivers and site partners need right now,” said Wade Leipold, Executive Vice President of Faith Technologies Incorporated. “By combining strong site partnerships with FTI’s end‑to‑end eMobility expertise, Zero 60 is scaling quickly while staying focused on reliability, convenience and the driver experience.”

Designed for Scalable Integration

Beyond pure deployment speed, Zero 60’s network architecture is designed to support renewable energy integration while maintaining strict standards for accessibility and platform reliability.

“Adding this level of capacity in such a short time shows what’s possible when strategy, partnerships and execution align,” added Joe Vancik, eMobility Program Manager. “Zero 60 is built to scale and this growth is just the beginning.”