Xatori developed GreenCharge, an iOS app that displays an EV’s remaining charge and range while logging usage, local energy prices, and the user’s monetary and carbon savings versus a gasoline vehicle. GreenCharge wirelessly connects to cars via telematics, continuously recording total, peak, and average energy expenditure and tying that data to local energy costs for accurate cost-per-drive calculations. The app is priced at $9.99 and includes social sharing of savings; an Android version is reportedly on the way. GreenCharge is the company’s second product; Xatori is also the creator of PlugShare, described in the article as the largest electric-vehicle charging network in the United States. The company is Palo Alto–based, has three full-time employees, and is led by CEO Forrest North and CTO Armen Petrosian, whose backgrounds include work at Tesla, Mission Motors, Amprius, and the Stanford Solar Car Team. Xatori was fueled by $400,000 in seed funding according to the article.

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