ChargePoint Holdings, Inc.: directors' dealings · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About ChargePoint Holdings, Inc.

ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. is a U.S.-based provider of electric-vehicle charging infrastructure and software, listed on the NYSE under the ticker CHPT in the United States (United States). The company traces its origins to Coulomb Technologies, founded in 2007, and later rebranded as ChargePoint as it expanded into one of the best-known names in smart EV charging. Its headquarters are in Campbell, California, in Silicon Valley. From an equity-research perspective, ChargePoint sits at the intersection of mobility electrification, grid modernization, commercial real estate, fleet management and clean-energy infrastructure. ([chargepoint.com](https://www.chargepoint.com/about/news/chargepoint-becomes-worlds-first-publicly-traded-global-ev-charging-network/?utm_source=openai)) ChargePoint’s business model is built around an integrated hardware-and-software platform designed to support nearly every charging use case: home, workplace, destination parking, retail, public charging, fleet depots and other commercial applications. The company sells AC and DC charging hardware, network and site-management software, access control tools, analytics, and fleet-focused capabilities that help customers monitor utilization, manage charging sessions and improve operational efficiency. Management has described the business as “capital light,” emphasizing a mix of equipment, software and recurring network-related revenue rather than a pure hardware model. That positioning is important because it gives ChargePoint a differentiated profile versus companies focused only on chargers or only on software. ([investors.chargepoint.com](https://investors.chargepoint.com/overview/default.aspx?trk=public_post_comment-text&utm_source=openai)) In competitive terms, ChargePoint is one of the better-known brands in North America and Europe, with a broad portfolio spanning multiple charging scenarios and customer categories. Its market position benefits from brand recognition, a large installed base and a wide product stack, but the company operates in a highly competitive environment against charging-network operators, hardware vendors and fleet-oriented solution providers. For investors, the key analytical point is that the EV charging market remains execution-heavy and cyclical: growth depends on EV adoption, government incentives, customer capex decisions and the pace of infrastructure build-out. ([investors.chargepoint.com](https://investors.chargepoint.com/overview/default.aspx?trk=public_post_comment-text&utm_source=openai)) Recent company developments have focused on product innovation, partnerships and balance-sheet repair. In 2025 and 2026, ChargePoint announced quarterly results, partnerships with Eaton and Ford Pro, new bidirectional AC architecture, Omni Port conversion-kit availability, and a next-generation software platform intended to manage charging operations across fleets and employee parking. The company also highlighted a material debt reduction and announced a reverse stock split in July 2025. Taken together, these updates suggest a strategy centered on operational discipline, product expansion and financial stabilization rather than purely aggressive growth at any cost. ([chargepoint.com](https://www.chargepoint.com/about/news?page=0&utm_source=openai))