Leading UK electric vehicle charging company POD Point is offering free home charging units to electric and hybrid vehicle owners throughout East Anglia and the East and West Midands. A fully installed charge point normally costs approximately £1,000, but working in tandem with the UK Department of Transport’s existing plugged-in-places … [continued]
Electric vehicles are pretty neat (understatement), and they definitely have the potential to be one of the cleanest types of transportation around. Integrating them into the market, however, isn’t always an easy task. One of the issues is the hardware necessary to recharge EVs and plug-in hybrids at home, … [continued]
INVT E-mobility, a pioneer in the electric vehicle technology sector, is thrilled to unveil its inaugural AC EV charger, the EVC16 AC Elite Home Series 32-48A.
Bidirectional EV charging, coming soon to GM electric pickup trucks, SUVs, and Cadillacs. What about the Bolt?
The market for EV home chargers has grown rapidly over the last several years, prompted by the growth of the EV market itself. The electric vehicle market has grown from 1.8% of the market in 2019 to now over 6% of the market, and the tax credits made available for … [continued]
So much of our life’s modern necessities and extravagances are based on electricity. We live in an electric world, and it’s only becoming more so. Our biggest tool of all, our car, is becoming electric for more and more of us every day. Being so big, a car brings a … [continued]
Home EV fast charging is something we’ve written about countless times, but we continue to learn more about the topic. I recently interviewed the CEO and founder of Splitvolt, Dan Liddle, and although I went into it thinking I’d seen this kind of story before, I learned that I had … [continued]
Taking a trip in an electric car? Here’s what you need to know before you go.
A primer on charging an electric car at home.
When considering buying an EV, consumers rightfully think about destination charging — meaning where and how to charge the car while traveling. However, a consideration often overlooked and misunderstood is how the car will be charged at home. All mass-produced electric vehicles today include a 110-volt-compatible (Level 1) charging unit … [continued]
