100% solar · Off-grid · 180 kW

The sun, delivered at 180 kW.

While the sun is up, the panels power your car directly. At night, the on-board battery takes over. No grid connection, no app, no membership, no idle fees.

  • 100 miles in 8 minutes
  • Open 24/7
  • Tap to pay
A Coral charger under the solar canopy in Barstow, mountains behind A Rivian charging under the solar canopy at the Needles site EVs charging under the solar canopy at the Barstow site The Needles canopy full of charging EVs, palm trees behind A row of EVs parked under the Coral solar canopy in Barstow An EV charging at night at the green-lit Needles Coral
Barstow, I-15 · 6 × CCS1
Open 24/7 · $0.39/kWh during sun hours
Our network

Charging now on the desert corridors.

Real stations, posted prices. Every Coral shows its sun-hour window right on the sign. What you see is what you pay.

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Barstow

Open 24/7

Interstate 15 · Barstow, CA

Sun hours 12–3 pm $0.39/kWh
Other hours $0.49/kWh
Session fee $1.00
3 × 180 kW · 6 × CCS1 · Tesla via adapter Navigate →

Needles

Open 24/7

Interstate 40 · Needles, CA

Sun hours 9 am–5 pm $0.25/kWh
Other hours $0.35/kWh
Session fee $1.00
180 kW · 2 × CCS1 · Tesla via adapter Navigate →

More Corals on the way

Nine new sites across California and Nevada are in the 2026 pipeline, from the I-10 and I-15 corridors to Bakersfield and Elk Grove.

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For drivers

Pull in. Plug in. Gone in minutes.

1

Drive up

No reservation needed. The CCS1 cable is ready; Tesla drivers bring their own adapter.

2

Tap to pay

Credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. No app, no account, no membership.

3

Charge

Up to 100 miles of range in eight minutes. A typical session runs about 22 minutes.

4

Drive off

The posted energy rate plus a flat $1 session fee. No idle fees, ever.

Panels to plug, directly.

While the sun is up, the panels feed your car directly instead of detouring through a battery first, so none of the energy is lost converting twice. The on-board battery steps in only at night or under clouds, keeping full-speed charging on around the clock.

Sun-hour pricing

Cheaper while the sun is up.

When the panels are producing, the price drops. Each site posts its own sun-hour window. The discount is on the sign, not buried in an app.

What a kWh costs*
Needles, sun hours
$0.25
Barstow, sun hours
$0.39
Major networks, midday peak
$0.68

Midday is peak pricing on grid-tied networks. On a Coral, midday is when the price drops.

*Coral sun-hour rates vs the average daytime pay-as-you-go rate at California’s two largest non-Tesla fast-charging networks, mid-2026. Rates vary by network, time and location.

Sun hours · $0.25/kWh $0.35 $0.35 6 am Noon 6 pm The battery carries the night at full speed
A Coral charger glowing green at dusk, screen lit, desert sunset behind
The machine

Meet the Coral.

A self-contained charging station: solar canopy, storage and 180 kW dispensers in one unit that drops onto a parking lot in days, with no trench to the grid. While the sun is up it charges cars straight from the panels, no battery detour, no conversion loss.

Max output
180 kW DC
On-board battery
135 kWh
Plugs
2 × CCS1 · Tesla via adapter
Certified
UL 2202 · 9540A · 2251
For property owners

Breaking the installation bottleneck.

A grid-tied fast charger in California waits around 50 weeks for design, interconnection and a utility permit, roughly 36 of them just for the permit. A Coral never asks the utility for power.

Time to first charge

Coral
8 weeks
Grid-tied
~50 weeks

4 weeks design · 2 weeks install · 2 weeks commissioning

Zero utility interconnection: no queue, no upgrades
New revenue and foot traffic from day one
Keeps charging through outages and shutoffs
Next release · Planned

Coral Central Power: 80–800 kW charging campuses. A 2.8 MWh solar-and-battery core, up to 10 dispensers. In development, not yet open.

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Why it matters

Electrification without the wait or the grid.

100%
Renewable, sun-powered energy
24/7
Charges through grid outages
79k*
Lbs CO₂ avoided per unit

*Company estimate. Methodology available on request.

Coral Charge solar canopy site with EVs charging

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