Jooser Expands to South Florida to Advance Clean Mobility

Introduction

Jooser has announced its expansion into South Florida, marking a major step in its mission to makeelectric mobility more accessible and sustainable across the United States.

To ensure that clean energy adoption continues to grow equitably, Jooser has begun collaborating with local political figures, city planners, and sustainability task forces who share a commitment to South Florida’s environmental future.

Through these relationships, Jooser aims to:

• Integrate mobile charging units into city sustainability and transportation plans.

• Support small businesses and property owners with on-demand charging access.

• Expand public-private initiatives that promote EV accessibility in underserved communities.

South Florida’s leadership understands that the future of transportation has to be clean, connected, and inclusive,” said Co-Founder Julian Ebner. “We’re proud to be working with local officials who recognize that mobile charging isn’t just convenient — it’s a necessary bridge to a truly electrified economy.

Building Infrastructure That Moves With the City

Jooser’s model eliminates one of the biggest barriers to EV adoption — the need for fixed charging infrastructure. Its fleet of mobile chargers delivers energy directly to vehicles anywhere, anytime, supporting everything from rideshare and delivery fleets to local businesses and residential communities.

In South Florida, Jooser plans to:

• Deploy a fleet of mobile charging trucks across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.

• Work with municipal agencies to assist in emergency response and resilience planning.

• Partner with local universities and workforce programs to train the next generation of EV technicians.

A Step Toward a Cleaner, More Resilient Florida

Jooser’s arrival coincides with a broader state push toward sustainability, following Florida’s investments in EV infrastructure, coastal resilience, and climate preparedness. By working alongside forward-thinking officials and agencies, Jooser hopes to position South Florida as a national model for clean transportation innovation.

Our mission has always been to make clean energy practical,” the Jooser team added. “South Florida has the talent, the leadership, and the momentum to show the world how mobile charging can power entire regions without waiting for years of construction.