America’s first hospitality-driven EV charging network

Travel farther.Stop better.

Built around drivers who plan their journeys with care. Every Rangeway location is designed to a hospitality standard. The stop, not the charger, is the point.

Discover the Network
Concept rendering of a Rangeway Waystation in Hawaii with a solar canopy, glass lounge, tropical landscaping, and ocean beyond

Concept rendering

Waystation · Hawaii
Concept rendering of a Rangeway lounge with seating, a cafe counter, fireplace, and forest views

Concept rendering

Inside the charging stop

The Rangeway standard

The stop
is the product.

Charging time is travel time. We design it with the same care as the road on either side.

  • 01Indoor comfort

    A climate-controlled place to reset, not a parking-lot afterthought.

  • 02Useful time

    Seating, Wi-Fi, food, and room for the shape of a real travel day.

  • 03Easy momentum

    A clear arrival, a considered pause, and a simple return to the road.

Public projects · current focus

See where
we’re building.

Three public regions. One operating standard: treat the charging stop as part of the trip, then show the work as it takes shape.

  1. 01

    Mojave

    California

    CA-14

    An off-grid solar and battery charging concept for a high-desert route, with future Basecamp expansion in the public plan.

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  2. 02

    St. Louis

    Missouri

    Regional development

    A joint venture with LoüTeq to develop premium charging locations across the St. Louis region.

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  3. 03

    Hawaii

    Hawaiʻi Island

    Island development

    Rooted in hoʻokipa—Hawaiian hospitality—the project will create a welcoming stop shaped by local culture and a strong sense of place.

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One standard · three scales

The right stop
for the road.

From a fast regional reset to an overnight destination, the footprint changes while the hospitality standard holds.

Concept rendering of a compact Rangeway Waystation with solar canopy, chargers, and glass lounge beside a desert highway

Concept rendering

01

Regional routes

Automated and unstaffed

Waystation

A reliable indoor reset designed around ultra-fast charging, climate-controlled comfort, restrooms, seating, Wi-Fi, and local provisions.

Explore Waystation
Concept rendering of a Rangeway Basecamp with solar charging canopy, lounge, and battery storage beside a desert highway

Concept rendering

02

High-traffic corridors

Staffed flagship

Basecamp

A fuller hospitality stop designed around a staffed driver’s lounge, cafe service, and space for families and longer travel days.

Explore Basecamp
Concept rendering of a Rangeway Summit clubhouse and solar charging canopy in a desert mountain landscape

Concept rendering

03

Overnight destinations

Destination experience

Summit

A slower stop built around site-specific Lookouts, a central clubhouse, and off-grid solar and battery systems.

Explore Summit

Built as an operating system

The experience is visible.
The infrastructure runs deep.

Rangeway brings structures, power, software, and amenities into one driver experience. Configurations vary by project phase.

Meet our partners

01

Structures

Low-carbon structures and place-making systems.

02

Energy

Charging, storage, solar, and project-specific power architecture.

03

Driver systems

Support, session handling, operations, and maintenance tools.

04

Amenities

Comfort, food, and the physical experience around the charge.

Current activity

Follow the work,
not a concept clock.

Public project announcements, company updates, and Field Notes show Rangeway taking shape without pretending the first location is already open.

Concept rendering of a Rangeway Basecamp lounge and chargers with the Gateway Arch and timber tower in St. Louis

June 5, 2026 · Company announcement

Rangeway and LoüTeq form a joint venture for St. Louis regional development.

Read the announcement

The next good stop

Built in public.
Designed for the road.

See the public project work, learn how the network is designed, or talk directly with the Rangeway team.