Changelog
EVpin gets better almost every week.
You’ve been asking for this feature for a long time. And we’re super excite it’s finally here: instant AHJ lookups.
Just type in an address and boom: you’ll see the Authority Having Jurisdiction to file your permits with. No more clicking around city websites or waiting on hold.
Whether you’re an engineer, CPO, or consultant, we get how cumbersome it can be to figure out which jurisdiction a site falls under.
Today’s update is a big improvement of our power capacity map layer. We added 11 new regions showing the available power in 7 different states.
This expansion is a huge step toward our mission of providing comprehensive data to aid with your decision making process. More regions coming soon!
We are very excited to publicly launch EVpin Max: a new pricing tier that gives deployment teams station-level utilization data to help them make well-informed decisions about where to deploy charging sites. We've spent several months developing this, and we're excited to share it with you.
Until now, deployment teams have relied on misleading area-based utilization rates that ignore critical details like station size and charger power ratings. Even worse, just one or two underperforming stations in an area can drastically skew the average utilization, masking prime opportunities or magnifying risks.
This new tier isn't for everyone. But if your goal is to find charging sites with high utilization potential, EVpin Max is exactly what you need. Having access to comprehensive station level utilization data will revolutionize how you approach site selection and make installing charging stations even more profitable.
Welcome to the future of site deployment.
What's new?
- Utilization analysis on a station level
- Uptime and occupancy analysis
- Estimated revenue and energy sold
- Batch search using real utilization data
Today’s update brings a highly requested feature: Google Street View. You no longer need to copy and paste addresses into Google Maps to review the site's surroundings. Street View now lives inside of EVpin.
We’re on a mission to eliminate context switching and bring everything you need under one roof. This is a small step, but it’ll save you time, every day.
We just released a new dashboard page designed to make your life easier. Now, when you log in, instead of landing directly on the map, you're taken straight to the dashboard. From here, you can quickly get to exactly what you need whether it’s quickly evaluating a site, designing one from scratch, or just checking out projects created across your organization.
The goal was simple: get you where you want to go, faster.
What's new?
- Get straight into design or evaluation mode with the new dashboard page
- View projects from everyone in your company at a glance.
- Improved billing page: Easier, clearer, faster.
- A new dedicated page for batch search uploads.
- Simplified page for managing team members.
Now you can easily adjust the length of an access aisle, just grab either end and drag to elongate or shorten it as needed.
Now you can click on any utility boundary to view the service area of each utility company. Use the left and right arrows to cycle through overlapping utility boundaries. You’ll also instantly see publicly available details about each utility. This is especially useful in markets where multiple utilities operate in the same region.
Today’s update brings a highly requested improvement: support for multiple power cabinet sizing options. Now, you can choose from three different sizes, each with autogenerated notes that match the selected size and quantity of cabinets in your scene.
We’re excited to announce a new update: the EV Penetration map layer. With this update, you can now view heat maps of EV registrations as of December 31st 2024 in every county, zip code and CBSA across the US. This feature is perfect for those of you looking to install charging in areas with high EV adoption rates.
The measure tool is here, the feature you all have been waiting for. Now you can quickly measure every detail of your site. Whether you need to confirm existing dimensions like stalls, drive aisles, and landscaping, or you want to outline your proposed layout, this feature delivers the precision you and your clients need. Simply click the ruler icon and start measuring. It automatically knows the scale, no need to give it a reference point. Need a specific length? Simply double-click on any annotation to specify a measurement. Simple, fast, and designed to make your planning seamless.
We’ve updated our EV registration data to include complete figures for 2024. This update shows year-over-year growth metrics from December 31, 2023 to December 31, 2024, granular EV adoption data down to the county and zip code level, and projections for 2027. This updated dataset is designed to provide you with the precise insights you need for effective site selection.
We’re excited to announce an update that makes design mode even more powerful. With this enhancement, you can now assign numerical labels to your designs to streamline the process of linking your design elements with detailed notes. Whether you’re specifying the make and model of equipment, identifying a tree that needs removal, or indicating that a light pole must be relocated, each key component can be tagged with a unique number that directly corresponds to an explanation in the Notes section.
We’re excited to announce a new update: the Median Income map layer. With this addition, you can now overlay income data on our map and filter it by county or zip code. This feature offers a clear view of the economic landscape across different areas.
Exploring charging stations is now as natural and intuitive as panning the map. You no longer need to set a specific max radius to view chargers. The chargers will appear upon searching for an address and after that you simply just need to pan to view chargers. This is perfect for times when you want to view chargers across different cities or even different states
Explore EV adoption trends in any US county. View projected registration numbers and a detailed breakdown of market share by make and model. Filter by zip code and track year-over-year growth for all key metrics, from the adoption curve to ownership types and beyond.