bp pulse Unveils First Michigan, Utah Charging Sites

BP Pulse expands its electric vehicle charging network with new high-speed sites in Michigan and Utah to support multi-location infrastructure growth.

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bp pulse Unveils First Michigan, Utah Charging Sites

TL;DR

bp pulse has expanded its electric vehicle charging network to Michigan and Utah, with new high-speed sites in both states. The company has also continued its rollout in Texas with a new site at a TravelCenters of America location.

bp pulse recently announced an expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging network across the U.S.

This month, the chain grew to Michigan and Utah with its first sites in the states, as well as a continued rollout in Texas.

Located at the Briarwood Mall, customers access convenient amenities at the first bp pulse site in Michigan.

  • Number of charging bays: 20

  • Charger speeds: 400kW

  • Connectors: CCS and NACS

  • Amenities: On-site shopping mall, restaurants, restrooms and coffee shops

Located just 3.5 miles from Salt Lake City Airport, the company’s first site in Utah is ideal for ride-hail drivers, EV rental return charging or airport pickups and drop offs.

  • Number of charging bays: 24

  • Amenities: Covered canopy, wi-fi

Located at a TravelCenters of America (TA) station, the site expands the company’s growing presence across Texas.

  • Number of charging bays: 12

  • Amenities: Travel store, restrooms, ATM, pet area and restaurants

bp pulse is continuing to build out its network across a variety of site types in bp’s retail network of bp, Amoco, ampm, Thorntons and TA locations.

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This story was originally published by Kevin McIntyre in CStore Decisions on May 26, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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