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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.

As we step into 2025, it’s essential to reflect on the significant developments in the electric vehicle (EV) market over the past year and consider the evolving policy landscape under the new administration. At EOS Linx, we remain committed to advancing EV infrastructure and are excited to share our projections and goals for the year ahead.

EOS Linx is excited to announce its partnership with SRI Group, LLC. Through this relationship, EOS Linx has been added to the GSA on a Service-Disabled, Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) contract vehicle to help expedite sales to Federal, State & Local buyers who are transitioning to an EV infrastructure.

The recent announcement of Enel X's US operations being shutdown has left many EV customers facing uncertainty about the future of their charging stations. With the loss of customer support and app functionality, it's essential to find a reliable and feature-rich alternative.

Embracing EVs means adapting to new habits. Learn some tips and tricks from the EOS Linx team that can save new EV drivers (and EV renters) time, money and reduce headaches.

Blake Snider, EOS Linx CEO, discusses several factors that play a crucial role in determining the pace and scale of EV adoption as the world continues its transition to electric vehicles,