The companies say EVgo already operates more than 150 stalls at Regency properties and each new site is planned for up to 24 chargers; the Sept. 9 release does not give a completion date.
The Maryland city says qualifying residents without a garage, driveway or parking pad can use a flush sidewalk channel or curbside pedestal, but permits, inspections and location-specific approval are still required.
BYD says the network spans 332 Chinese cities and has more than 1.83 million users, nearly one-third from other brands; its current release does not establish that every counted site is publicly operating.