Changelog
EVpin gets better almost every week.
Reaaally excited to announce a powerful new feature that shows you the U.S. multi-family landscape in one map.
You can use this feature to show a property owner exactly which competing rental properties that offer EV charging and which don't. You can walk into any pitch with data showing that the building three blocks away just added charging stations. This shift conversation shifts from "should we add EV charging?" to "how fast can we add it before we lose tenants?"
This map isn't just showing where L2 charging stations are today. It's showing where they need to be tomorrow.
What's new?
- Properties that have EV charging
- Properties that don't have EV charging
- Property by type
- View rent prices as recent as last week
- Other amenities that the property offers
This feature update has been requested a lot.
The idea behind it very simple, EVpin generates single elements of dual and single port chargers in island and pull-in configurations. But we heard you loud and clear. Sometimes you need granular control to unlock specific modifications. Whether you're building dual port angled stalls or meeting ADA compliance requirements that demand specific charger orientations, we've got you covered. Just ungroup the elements and customize to your heart's content.
Hello Canada!
We're absolutely excited to share this with you. After months of hard work, we just flipped the switch on something massive: EVpin is now live in Canada.
This isn't just another feature update. This changes everything for how charging companies scale across North America.
What's new?
All that station-level utilization data, nationwide EV adoption insights, traffic volumes, rebates, design and estimating that you use in the US? Well, now It's available in Canada too.
Canadian operators get access to the same intelligence that's been powering US companies. And if you're already operating in the US and want to expand north, it's one button click to add the Canadian region.
Do you want to see hotels that offer EV charging as an amenity? Well, now there is a filter for that.
Do you want to share an estimate with your client but donât want to share too much? You will now be able to summarize the estimate in one click. This setting will also hide the overhead/profit and sales tax and equally distribute it to each section.
You asked, we listened, and we shipped! We're excited to share three new features that went live, all directly inspired by your feedback. As always, these updates are rolling out to all users immediately at no extra cost. No action needed on your end. Just log in and start using them.
What's new?
- Search by latitude & longitude
- Add bollards to your site layout
- Filters are now called Stations
Search by latitude & longitude
Many empty plots of land don't have an address, which can make it difficult to search for an exact location. That's why coordinates search is so helpful. The way it works is simple: just paste the Lat/Long and EVpin will return the approximate address for you. Perfect for those undeveloped sites or remote locations where traditional addresses don't exist yet.
Add bollards to your site layout
Inserting bollards to a layout was a feature request a few days ago. Now it's a feature everyone can use. When you generate the notes, the bollard count gets added up automatically. That total goes straight into the estimate. Simple as that.
We've renamed Filters to Stations
Now you can explore charging stations anywhere without searching for a specific address first. Just click Stations and turn on the View charging stations toggle to start panning around any area that interests you.
Working with map layers and want a cleaner view? Toggle stations off.
Weâre excited to introduce a major overhaul to the Usage tab within EVpin. We rebuilt the utilization projection scores algorithm from the ground up to give you a more accurate, clearer picture of how much demand truly surrounds your site.
Nearby station utilization is now a big factor within the existing infrastructure section. In addition, selecting level 2 will return more micro-level insights compared to selecting DCFC. This update brings EVpin one step closer to showing you everything you need to know about a site in one place
What's new?
- Major improvement to the Usage tab
- View avg utilization of nearby L2 and/or L3 stations
- Filter by avg utilization in 2, 5, or 10 miles around your site
- Max users can view actual utilization figures
- Pro users can only view a rank from low, medium to high
We added support for you all to view state level EV registration data in addition to viewing county and zip code level. This is a perfect update for those of you interested in seeing how a particular state is doing in terms of EV adoption, top 5 registered makes and models. This also included projected growth for the next couple of years.
We're excited to beta launch our very own chat AI feature designed to help you find new and unique insights. It's powered by all the data available within EVpin. This is a completely new way to glean insights simply by typing a prompt.
How it works: Type your question and the AI instantly pulls from every EVpin dataset: utilization rates (if you're a subscriber to EVpin Max), EV registrations, traffic patterns, demographics, rebates. Ask about BEV growth in any location, sort stations with 30%+ utilization by power rating, energy sold, estimated revenue data for each station, or compare rebate programs.
You can ask it things like that and have it create charts and tables:
- "Which stations in Denver have over 40%+ utilization?"
- "Show me Tesla registration growth in Austin, Houston and Dallas."
- "Find stations with the most revenue within 5 miles of downtown Austin."
What this changes: The data you need to make million-dollar site decisions is now available in the time it takes to type a question. Research that used to take hours or wasn't even possible is now instant.
Beta access: We're looking for early adopters to test this. Schedule a demo call by clicking here.
Today weâre launching batch report generation in Excel. Upload your list of addresses and, in just a few minutes, each one will have its own assessment report.
Reports will be available for your entire team on the Projects page. The exported Excel file even includes a direct link for each address.