BP Pulse Integrates 850+ Fast Chargers With ChargeHub Passport Hub
Drivers can now access over 95 US locations via ChargeHub without installing the BP Pulse app.
bp pulse has connected more than 850 charging points across over 95 US locations to ChargeHub’s Passport Hub, allowing EV drivers to access and pay for charging through the ChargeHub interface without needing the bp pulse app.
What Happened
The integration utilizes Passport Hub to manage connections between charging networks and driver services, handling session information exchange and payment settlement. Through this single integration, bp pulse has enabled ChargeHub users to locate stations, select ports, and initiate charging sessions using their existing ChargeHub accounts. The app displays real-time charger availability, charging costs, and wallet balances, requiring drivers to have sufficient funds in their ChargeHub wallet to begin a session. Users can filter stations by connector type; bp pulse notes that most of its network currently uses CCS, with a growing share offering NACS connectors.
Why It Matters
This development reduces friction for EV drivers who prefer not to install multiple proprietary apps for different charging networks. By leveraging ChargeHub’s existing user base, bp pulse expands its accessibility without requiring new user onboarding for every station visit. However, cost implications remain a factor for users to consider. ChargeHub’s guide indicates that a Plus subscription waives activation fees, meaning the total cost of a charging session via ChargeHub may differ from other payment methods depending on the driver’s subscription status and wallet balance. Additionally, bp pulse continues to expand its physical footprint, recently opening 12 charging bays at a TravelCenters of America location in Grand Bay, Alabama, and 22 bays near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
The Bottom Line
bp pulse has streamlined access to its US fast-charging network by integrating with ChargeHub’s Passport Hub, enabling over 850 chargers to be used via the ChargeHub app. Drivers should verify pricing and activation fees in the app before starting a session, as total costs may vary based on subscription status.
