Flo spending $23.8M on developing next-gen Level 2 fast charger

A Flo Charging Station in Toronto — Flo, which builds its chargers at manufacturing plants in Shawinigan, Que. and Auburn Hills, Mich., said designing the new chargers will create 25 new jobs in Quebec. (DAVID KENNEDY)

March 20, 2023 04:00 AM

Electric vehicle charging company Flo is jolting its research and development efforts with a $23.8 million commitment to bring a next-generation Level 2 charger and a new “ultra” fast-charging station to market.

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