Shell Recharge Solutions: Energy giant rebrands its EV charging networks

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NewMotion and US counterpart Greelots to rebrand as Shell Recharge Solutions from early next year | Credit:Shell
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NewMotion and US counterpart Greelots to rebrand as Shell Recharge Solutions from early next year | Credit:Shell

NewMotion and Greenlots are to be brought together under a single brand, as the fossil fuel giant looks to ramp up its interests in the fast-expanding global EV charging market

European electric vehicle (EV) charging network NewMotion has announced it is to rebrand alongside its US counterpart Greenlots to become Shell Recharge Solutions from early 2022, in a move that brings...

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