General Motors Energy is teaming up with Texas-based energy company Reliant to roll out free nighttime charging for Chevrolet electric vehicle (EV) drivers.
Chevrolet EV drivers who enroll on the new Reliant Free Charge Nights plan will receive free nighttime charging., available across Texas.
Chief Revenue Officer, Aseem Kapur, GM Energy said:
“The Reliant Free Charge Nights plan is a great example of how an automaker and an energy company can work together to build the ecosystem to support the all-electric future.”
The Reliant Free Charge Nights plan, available to both new and existing Reliant electricity customers, provides a monthly bill credit that fully offsets the energy charges incurred from charging the qualifying EV between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.
To enroll, customers must first designate one EV to receive the charging credit in their GM Energy Smart Charging Portal before signing up for the plan.
President, Rasesh Patel, of NRG Consumer – the parent company of Reliant – said:
“We’re excited to help Chevrolet EV drivers offset the cost of charging their vehicle all while having access to a renewable electricity plan.”
To learn more about the Reliant Free Charge Nights plan, visit reliant.com/freechargenights.
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