Hypercharge Networks Expands Charging Access With Acquisition
The company adds over 1,200 ports to its North American network, increasing options for electric vehicle charging.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Hypercharge Networks has acquired Texas-based REVS Charging, integrating existing operations into its North American network. This move brings the company's total footprint to over 10,000 charging ports across the continent.
Why it matters
The acquisition significantly scales Hypercharge's infrastructure and market reach in the U.S., offering more charging access for electric vehicle owners. By combining these networks, the company aims to solidify a foundation for further expansion throughout North America.
The deal adds over 500 Level 2 ports and 700 customer-owned ports to the network, which already served 14 U.S. states. REVS brings in over C$1 million in annual revenue to the combined enterprise.
The players
Hypercharge Networks
A Canadian-based company that develops and operates electric vehicle charging infrastructure across North America.
REVS Charging
A Texas-based charging operator that manages both company-owned and customer-owned electric vehicle charging ports.
The details
Hypercharge acquired the business to leverage existing U.S. customer relationships and established operational infrastructure. The integration combines Hypercharge's existing technology with the newly acquired hardware, allowing the company to navigate trade policies more effectively while scaling its footprint. The expansion is part of a broader strategy to pursue additional acquisition opportunities across the North American market.
Timeline
October 26, 2026: Hypercharge announced the acquisition of REVS Charging.
The Home Front
This acquisition reflects the broader consolidation trend within the North American electric vehicle charging infrastructure sector. The move toward larger, unified networks aims to streamline operations and increase service density for drivers across the continent.
EV owners should check if their regional charging options are updated within the Hypercharge app to identify newly accessible ports. Keep an eye on local charging rates and service updates as the two networks fully integrate their customer portals in the coming months.
The takeaway
The unification of these two charging networks should lead to better coverage and more consistent service for electric vehicle owners. Check the company website or mobile app to see if your local charging station has transitioned to the updated platform.
Further reading
For more on the current state of charging infrastructure, visit our Electric Vehicles section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CHARGED Electric Vehicles Magazine.
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