GM has selected Flo as the company to supply its new “Dealer Community Charging Program” coming to Chevrolet dealerships in Wisconsin and Michigan, an early step towards the company’s stated goal of putting 40,000 Level 2 chargers in the ground in underserved communities. “GM is a long-term valued collaborator, and … [continued]
Of all the many things going on in e-mobility in 2020, these are the main trends we’ll be paying most close attention to. You can read more here and dive deeper in the Electric Avenue podcast from Greenway featuring experts from across the mobility spectrum.
A Tesla-produced YouTube attempts to sooth charge anxiety with adapters.
Maybe you have seen it, maybe not, but for Tesla drivers, there is an unspoken code in effect at Tesla Superchargers. Most drivers back into the spots … because that’s the only way the charging cable will reach, but it still looks a bit elitist, doesn’t it? It does to me, and … [continued]
With several affordable vehicles on the horizon that will be capable of 200 miles or more of all-electric range, the last major problem for EVs and EV manufacturers to truly solve is super fast public charging, or what we have dubbed Level 4 charging. Tesla is currently the only automaker to … [continued]
Electric vehicles (EVs) are still a relatively new technology on roads around the world, but the gears are shifting extremely quickly. For those in the industry with a finger on the pulse of the EV market, it is beyond obvious that the momentum is building. The adoption and growth of EVs are … [continued]
This article cracks open the can of worms that is public plug-in vehicle charging etiquette. Those of us who own or drive plug-in vehicles have experienced the ups and downs that come from using a shared public charging network. For the most part, this applies to the normal (J1772 in the … [continued]
