FIRST FEATURED PROJECT · CALIFORNIA
Yuba City
969 Clark Avenue · 12 planned charging ports
- Site control secured
- Utility review completed
- Design completed
Our development approach
RoadRunner EV is pursuing new charging opportunities through its own stations, existing gas station locations and partnerships with landowners.
Current development opportunities
Yuba City is our first project. We are also putting together opportunities in Roseville, Lincoln, Folsom, Chico and Oroville. We continue to explore additional locations and partnerships across our starting region.
FIRST FEATURED PROJECT · CALIFORNIA
969 Clark Avenue · 12 planned charging ports
Opportunity development
Opportunity development
Opportunity development
Opportunity development
Opportunity development
Exploring additional locations and partnerships.
Status reviewed November 12, 2026. These are development opportunities. Additional city addresses, project scopes and opening dates have not been announced.
Purpose-built RoadRunner EV stations, developed around the location, the available infrastructure and the people who will use them.
Our plans include building dedicated charging stations from the ground up. Each project starts with evaluating the location and the infrastructure required to bring it to life.
Discuss a business partnershipExplore adding EV charging alongside an existing gas station, with a partnership structure that fits the property.
An existing gas station may have a place for EV charging alongside its current business. We explore fit, space and access with the owner before defining an arrangement.
Compare partnership optionsSuitable commercial properties and undeveloped land can be the starting point for a charging conversation.
We are open to commercial properties and undeveloped land with a practical opportunity for charging. The first step is a conversation about the property—not a commitment to a particular model.
Compare partnership optionsOur starting region
Our initial focus brings together communities, travel routes and property opportunities across the western United States.
Prioritized by 2025 registered all-electric vehicles.
DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center · Approximate light-duty battery-electric registrations, rounded to the nearest 100.
These are our target development states. Individual sites are subject to evaluation and development.
From conversation to clarity
Tell us where your property is, how it is used and what you would like to explore.
We consider access, space, electrical service, nearby activity and the practical needs of the site.
If the opportunity is suitable, discuss the commercial structure, responsibilities and next steps.
Let’s explore the possibilities
Send the location and your contact details. Our team will review the information and follow up by email to discuss the next steps.