With a newly announced 100,000-square-foot plant in Fort Worth, Texas, LG says it will pump out 12,000 chargers annually. Level 2 chargers are up first, but LG is hot on the trail of Electrify ...

LG Electronics entered the market in 2022 by acquiring 100 percent of HiEV Charger, an EV charging specialist, in a joint investment with GS Energy and GS Neotek.

In recent months, LG has been discouraged by the lack of growth in EV demand in its key markets, prompting it to exit the segment altogether. The company said it will liquidate its HiEV Charger ...

LG is already manufacturing 11 kW Level 2 chargers with a standard SAE J1772 connector in Fort Worth, and it also has plans to assemble 350 kW ultra-fast chargers there.

LG said it's committed to bolstering its EV charger business in Asia and Europe as well. The company, along with two partners, jumped into the game just two years ago, acquiring a South Korean EV ...

LG Electronics Inc. on Jan. 12 opened its first EV charger factory outside of South Korea — in Forth Worth, Texas — as the company targets the North American market.

The company has announced that it’s building its first US-based charger production factory in Texas “in response to the growing demand for EV charging stations across North America.” LG also ...

LG estimates it can make up to 12,000 chargers a year in the factory. Seth Bodine/Fort Worth Report Currently, the new EV facility employs more than 40 local residents, and promises dozens of jobs ...