Ionna, the new charging network supported by automakers such as GM, Hyundai, and Toyota, is moving towards a large-scale launch, leaving the beta testing phase.

The Ionna EV charging network joint venture, which includes GM, is expanding to a nationwide release, with two new Rechargery stations opening this week.

The charging network backed by eight global automakers to rival Tesla already has more than 100 EV charging sites in the works.

OEM alliance and EV charging juggernaut IONNA has announced a key milestone today, transitioning from public beta testing in

If you haven’t heard of it, Ionna is a joint venture charging network founded by a pantheon of global automakers including BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Ben

IONNA, a joint venture with major automotive manufacturers such as BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, and Toyota, has announced its transition from public beta to a full-scale national release.

Ionna, an electric vehicle (EV) charging joint venture formed by eight global automakers, including Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Corp., said Wednesday it has officially transitioned from its public beta phase to a national rollout in the United States.

The new charging network is a joint venture between automakers such as GM and Hyundai, and it's moving from the public beta phase to a national release.

The Ionna network was born just before nearly every automaker announced that they were going to jump on board with the Tesla Supercharger network and the plug now called NACS that