Tesla just made camping harder with one simple move in its most recent software update. Tesla decided to disable the use of 12-volt and 16-volt sockets when nobody is occupying the vehicle, making things significantly more difficult if you choose to use the EV maker’s cars when you’re in the Read more
As the number of EVs on the road continues to rise, EV charging station providers often struggle to keep up. High upfront site ready costs, existing infrastructure limitations and inflexible, hardwired, electrical infrastructure pose significant problems for installers. The need for flexible, versatile and scalable charging station infrastructure is critical. Read more
After a weak second quarter due to the massive surprise layoffs in April, the Supercharger team recorded an uptick in deployments.
It comes in pure electric or range-extended for and it’s arriving in Europe as a Model Y competitor.
That’s how much a small EV costs in China, so getting something this roomy for similar money sounds like a really good deal.
It’s probably nothing. Just a playful post on social media from a random Volvo account celebrating an obscure concept car from the early aughts. It couldn’t possibly mean that Volvo is actually going to build the thing … right? more…
A new California law could require the battery power in EVs to feed other devices, homes and even the grid could be a game-changer.
Designed for both all-terrain and off-road use, the all-electric E313 telehandler from JLG is a new, low-noise solution for moving materials around indoor construction, urban, residential, and municipal projects. more…
Rove’s station has 40 fast charging stalls, a high-end mini mart, public seating, on-site security and clean bathrooms.
It’s got a long way to go, but the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step – and the first delivery of Bollinger B4 electric trucks to Nacarato Truck Centers is now in the history books! more…