CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
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EV Adoption: US Against Them?
Chinese EVs are getting cheaper, faster, and better, and they’re going to begin flooding the US and European markets. Our OEM giants don’t want to get left in the dust! There are a few OEMs that are or are considering teaming up on some projects to enhance the Electric Vehicle transition and become profitable. Here...
A Smattering Of Tesla Superchargers Open to Non-Tesla in US
Tesla officially opened Select Superchargers in their network to non-Tesla EVs in the US, following a successful pilot program in Europe. This move is part of the company’s commitment to increase EV adoption and support the Biden administration’s $7.5 billion plan to expand EV charging options for more Americans. Be aware, there are not many...
EV Owners Tell Me The Sweet Spot For Range
EV Owners Tell Me The Sweet Spot For Range 📊 In a recent survey I conducted, EV Owners revealed what a good amount of range is for them. 😯I was surprised to see so many people in the 200s. Mid 200s was the most in that category. The 100, 400 and 500...
WHAT’S THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF RANGE FOR AN EV?
WHAT’S THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF RANGE FOR AN EV? 🔋➕ Is more range always the answer? Buckle up, EV people, we’re about to challenge the mileage myth. Tell me what you think the perfect amount of range for an EV should be. We may learn that it’s probably not as high as you “think” you need. ...
ONE MILLION EVs IN 2023?
2023 is shaping up to be a record-breaking year for EVs in the U.S., with sales expected to hit a whopping 1.3-1.4 million units – the highest ever for these electricmarvels. * Note- these figures only include fully electric vehicles and not hybrids! Cox Automotive, who follows auto sales in the US closely shared their...
Seven Automakers Are Beefing Up The EV Charging Network
This is a major investment in the future of electric vehicles! It shows that the automakers are committed to making EVs more mainstream, and it will help to build the charging infrastructure that is needed to support the growth of the EV market. The automakers involved in the joint venture are BMW, GM, Honda, Hyundai,...
