ChargePoint partners Powers Parts to supply transit charging for Phoenix E2 and ZX5 buses across North America
By Eve
ChargePoint has partnered with electric mobility distributor Powers Parts to offer fast charging hardware, software and services for transit agencies operating E2 and ZX5 Phoenix EV buses across North America. The deal follows ChargePoint's November 2025 contract with service cooperative Sourcewell, which gave municipalities, transit agencies and public schools streamlined access to ChargePoint products.
Why it matters
The partnership creates a direct procurement channel for transit operators, reducing deployment friction for agencies electrifying fleets with specific Phoenix bus models. It signals ChargePoint's strategy to embed itself in established distribution networks rather than relying solely on direct sales.
Source
- Original title
- “ChargePoint, Powers Parts to accelerate transit electrification across North America”
- Published
- 2 June 2026 (date approximate)
- Updated
- 22 September 2026
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- Topic
- EV Charging
- Places
- United States · Canada
- Tags
- ChargePoint · Powers Parts
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