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Ride Radar > Blog > Electric Vehicle > AAA still exists, and they’ve made a new deal with ChargePoint
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AAA still exists, and they’ve made a new deal with ChargePoint

Last updated: February 2, 2025 11:50 pm
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The American Automobile Association (AAA) has long been known for providing roadside assistance and TripTik travel maps to its 60 million members in the US and Canada. Now, AAA members will have access to preferred pricing at ChargePoint stations, thanks to a new partnership between the two organizations.

Founded in 1902 by nine motor clubs with fewer than 1,500 members, AAA has evolved over the years to offer its members discounts on auto insurance, hotel stays, and financial services. Bob Huffman, Director of Roadside Programs & Benefits for AAA, expressed the organization’s commitment to serving its members by working with ChargePoint to provide resources and services to assist members in need.

The collaboration with ChargePoint will offer AAA and CAA (Canadian Automobile Association) members access to Level 2 AC charging and Level 3 DC fast-charging stations. While details of the deal are still scarce, members can find more information on charging infrastructure on the ChargePoint website.

This partnership signifies a shift towards electric vehicles for the nation’s largest auto club. While AAA has traditionally catered to drivers of internal combustion engine vehicles, the move towards supporting EV charging infrastructure shows a commitment to embracing the future of transportation.

Despite AAA’s longstanding reputation, many may be surprised to learn that the organization is still thriving, with a significant number of Baby Boomers purchasing memberships for their college-age grandchildren. By raising awareness about EVs and making them more accessible and affordable for members, AAA is taking a step in the right direction towards promoting sustainable transportation options.

In conclusion, the partnership between AAA and ChargePoint is a positive development for both organizations and their members. By offering preferred pricing at ChargePoint stations, AAA is demonstrating its commitment to meeting the evolving needs of its members in an increasingly electrified automotive landscape.

See also  ChargePoint unveils V2X chargers that can double Level 2 speeds

Source: ChargePoint.

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