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EV charging station set for east Vancouver

National company IONNA plans its first facility in state

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National EV charging company IONNA is building an EV charging station, the closest thing to a gas station for electric vehicles that we’ve seen locally, in east Vancouver. (Sarah Wolf/The Columbian)

National EV charging company IONNA is building an EV charging station, the closest thing to a gas station for electric vehicles that we’ve seen locally, in east Vancouver. (Sarah Wolf/The Columbian)

National EV charging company IONNA is building an EV charging station, the closest thing to a gas station for electric vehicles that we’ve seen locally, in east Vancouver. (Sarah Wolf/The Columbian)

National EV charging company IONNA is building an EV charging station, the closest thing to a gas station for electric vehicles that we’ve seen locally, in east Vancouver. (Sarah Wolf/The Columbian)

Construction is underway on Vancouver’s first large, shaded electric vehicle charging station.

National EV charging company IONNA plans to install seven dual-car chargers near Southeast 164th Avenue and Southeast 15th Street, according to a city of Vancouver building permit.

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