EV charging infrastrcuture company Flo is building a $3m production factory in Michigan that will make Level 2 stations and DC fast chargers
EV charging infrastrcuture company Flo is building a $3m production factory in Michigan that will make Level 2 stations and DC fast chargers. The Canadian company said chargers produced in the state will serve a breadth of use cases, including public and private locations, residential, workplace and commercial.
FLO is benefitting from a $800,000 grant provided through the Michigan Business Development Program, an incentive programme provided by the Michigan Strategic Fund (MSF) in cooperation with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC).
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