Voltera and Revel merge

Voltera and Revel announced plans to combine businesses for EV charging infrastructure focused on autonomous vehicles and electric fleets.

1,000+ charging stalls

The combined platform will include more than 1,000 charging stalls operational and under development across 11 major U.S. metro areas.

EQT majority ownership

EQT will serve as the majority owner of the combined company, with Global Infrastructure Partners retaining a minority stake.

Frank Reig leads

Revel CEO Frank Reig will lead the combined company as CEO, while current Voltera CEO Brett Hauser transitions to senior commercial advisory.

Revel CEO optimism

Revel CEO Frank Reig stated the merger is the natural next step to deliver greater scale and stronger solutions for autonomous vehicle customers.

“Bringing these teams together is the natural next step to deliver greater scale and stronger solutions in the key markets where fleet and autonomous vehicle customers need reliable infrastructure the most.”

Voltera CEO optimism

Current Voltera CEO Brett Hauser expressed confidence in the combined platform's future positioning for EV charging infrastructure.

“Revel is the right partner for Voltera, with both companies recognizing early on the importance of their shared vision for the future of EV charging infrastructure. I’m confident in the path ahead and believe the combined platform is well-positioned for the future.”