ChargeLab and ChargeHub Partner to Expand EV Charging Access Across North America

ChargeLab and ChargeHub have announced a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing EV roaming capabilities throughout North America. This collaboration will enable seamless integration of ChargeLab’s charging stations into ChargeHub’s roaming network, allowing EV drivers greater access to charging stations without additional registrations or fees. Under the new arrangement, all ChargeLab customers, including those using white-labeled networks, will be automatically connected to ChargeHub’s platform, improving accessibility for both drivers and network operators.

As part of this effort, ChargeLab—a leader in hardware-agnostic EV charging software—and ChargeHub, North America’s top EV roaming platform, are working to streamline charging processes. The initiative aims to simplify the EV charging experience by removing barriers, helping drivers locate and access ChargeLab-managed charging stations with ease. Shaun Stewart, ChargeLab’s President, described the partnership as a “game-changer” for the EV sector, explaining, “The fact that all of our customers are automatically connected to ChargeHub’s network at no additional cost reflects our commitment to removing barriers and making EV charging as convenient as possible.”

Simon Ouellette, CEO of ChargeHub, echoed the sentiment, stating, “We are thrilled to welcome ChargeLab to our platform. Our partnership means more EV charging options for drivers, more efficient operations for charging station owners, and a seamless experience for all.” He added that the collaboration would help drive the expansion of EV infrastructure across North America.

With demand for accessible and reliable EV charging solutions on the rise, this partnership underscores both companies’ dedication to fostering electric vehicle adoption and building a comprehensive, user-friendly charging network. By enhancing driver experience and operator efficiency, ChargeLab and ChargeHub are positioning themselves as key players in the growth of electric mobility in North America.