Chase Launches Website Providing Consumers with EV Tools and Resources

NEW YORK – Chase has launched a new website to help consumers learn about electric and hybrid vehicles, find the right one for them, and purchase it with confidence.

The high-voltage Electric Vehicle (EV) Education Center provides content, tools and frequently-asked questions from Chase and other experts about the upfront and ongoing cost of EV ownership as well as information about charging, battery range and maintenance. The interactive website serves consumers, dealers, automotive manufacturers and employees as they navigate the evolving world of electric driving – and Chase will continue to power up the site with new details and advice.

“The electric vehicle movement is here, and our customers are excited about all the options out there,” said Jamie Jones, General Manager of Luxury & Electric Brands. “Chase is committed to bringing another valuable resource to consumers through the launch of this Education Center. We’re here to provide them with the information, tools and financing to get them into a hybrid or electric vehicle they’ll love.”

JPMorgan Chase is committed to helping clients transition to a low-carbon economy and minimizing the environmental impact of its own operations. To that end, the bank is piloting public fast-charging stations at 50 branches and installing solar panels at 400 branches and 125 carports across the United States.

Chase has financed electric vehicles since 2018 when Jaguar Land Rover introduced the I-PACE. The bank is also the private label financer for EV manufacturer Rivian and recently entered a strategic agreement to be Fisker’s U.S. consumer financing provider.

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