EVgo Inc. (EVGO) Chief Accounting Officer Scott Amber received an award of 173,267 restricted stock units on Sept. 25, 2026, according to the supplied SEC insider-filing summary. The SEC report was published Sept. 29, 2026, at 21:31:39 UTC.

The source identifies a Form 4 filing containing two transactions. Its summary describes the restricted stock unit award but does not separately detail both entries. The 173,267-unit figure therefore should not be treated as the amount for each transaction or doubled to estimate a filing total.

What the SEC summary reports

The disclosed transaction is classified as an award or grant. That distinction matters: the source does not describe Amber spending personal funds to buy EVgo shares in the market. It identifies restricted stock units, rather than a cash purchase of common stock.

The summary also flags the filing as having no Rule 10b5-1 plan. This is a reported filing detail; it does not establish Amber’s reasons for receiving the award or any intention to trade EVgo securities later.

For timing, Sept. 25 is the reported transaction date, while Sept. 29 is the supplied publication date. The material does not independently provide the filing’s submission date, so publication and filing should not be assumed to be interchangeable.

What remains unestablished

The supplied information does not state an award value, vesting schedule, settlement terms or Amber’s resulting holdings. It also does not explain how the two transactions relate to one another. Without those details, the summary cannot establish when the units might become shares or the eventual financial benefit to Amber.

Analysis: The disclosure documents an equity award to a senior accounting executive. By itself, it offers limited evidence about EVgo’s operating performance, valuation or the insider’s view of the stock.

What to watch

The full Form 4 and accompanying footnotes would be the next records to examine for the separate transaction entries, award conditions and filing date. Those details are needed for a more complete account of the disclosure.