Walmart has rapidly expanded its company-branded electric vehicle charging network, installing 838 ports at 100 stores and planning thousands more by 2030. This growth puts Walmart in a unique position to address charging gaps, as most Americans live within a 10-minute drive of a store. Customers have requested these chargers, and Walmart aims to provide affordable, consistent, and easy-to-understand charging aligned with its brand. The new fast chargers offer high power and dual cords, with charging accessible via Walmart's app or credit card. A significant advantage for Walmart is that charging customers are also likely shoppers, spending an average of 30 minutes at the store. While other retailers are also installing chargers, Walmart's extensive store count and brand recognition can significantly boost EV adoption. The company carefully selected hardware and software, and its site selection balances data with community and store feedback. Walmart is installing chargers in both EV-friendly areas and charging deserts, demonstrating a commitment to widespread accessibility. This initiative reflects a broader trend of EV charging becoming integrated into everyday destinations, much like Wi-Fi is expected at hotels.