Replace Enel-X EV Chargers

For a company generating nearly $150 billion in revenue to shut down its product with only a week’s notice before critical features stop working shows a clear disregard for North American EV drivers. Such actions are not what you’d expect from a business that values its customers and partners. So, Our advice to all EV drivers and owners, is to remove the JuiceBoxes and replace them with hardware from a manufacturer that prioritizes its partners and customers.

It is worth replacing Enel X commercial Level-2 EV chargers now, as the company is discontinuing its software support in North America, effective October 11, 2024. This means that while the physical hardware may still function, critical software features that support commercial charging—such as monitoring, load balancing, and remote management—will no longer be available. Additionally, even though these chargers may be connected to other OCPP platforms, unsupported or outdated hardware may cause compatibility issues, leading to reduced functionality or connectivity problems. Replacing these chargers ensures businesses maintain efficient charging operations and avoid disruption.