Exciting news from downtown Vancouver. Tap&Go chargers are now live at Parq Casino, with free EV charging available for guests during their visit.

Stay charged as your day progresses. Tap&Go EV’s Level 2 network fits into your day

For many drivers with disabilities, heavy cables and poor layouts make EV charging difficult. Skybolt Autorewind is designed to remove these barriers and support truly accessible charging.

Everything Electric Canada 2024 brought together thousands of EV enthusiasts, and Tap&Go EV was there to share our vision for practical and accessible charging.

Visit Tap&Go EV at Booth B562 during Everything Electric Canada, September 6 to 8 at the Vancouver Convention Centre. See our Canadian-designed, utility grade Level 2 chargers built for parkades, shared lots, curbsides, and other public or commercial spaces.

Tap&Go EV marked a significant milestone with its debut at the Electric Autonomy EV & Charging Expo on May 1 and 2, 2024.

With support from Tap&Go EV, this student project explored how solar power could bring EV charging to places off the grid.

The Tap&Go EV team attended Fully Charged LIVE Canada on September 8, gaining fresh insight into the future of clean energy and electric mobility.

Tap&Go EV’s lead developer joined the AWS DeepRacer Battle of BC where developers put their machine learning models to the test. Our Chief Architect Olu Fowowe placed second with an impressive finish time.

Tap&Go EV recently exhibited at the Sustainable Mobility Innovation Lab at SFU’s Burnaby campus, part of the Global Environment Facility’s Seventh Assembly. International delegates attended the event to see local solutions in clean transportation. Tap&Go presented its Canadian-made EV chargers, designed for real-world use across public, residential, and workplace settings.

Jonathan Wilkinson shares the federal government’s next steps for EV charging in Canada.