Tag: EV charging infrastructure
Ionna establishes headquarters in Durham, NC, to revolutionize EV charging infrastructure
Late last year, seven major automakers—BMW, Honda, General Motors, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, and Stellantis—announced a joint venture to build accessible public DC fast charging...
Is Tesla’s EV plug closer to becoming an industry standard?
In another step toward deploying the Tesla plug on all-electric vehicles, a major U.S. automaker organization has announced that it will set performance standards...
Why alternative EV charging infrastructure could help solve U.S. adoption concerns
Even though electric vehicle (EV) adoption is growing, one issue remains a roadblock: the lack of enough EV chargers. According to a McKinsey report,...
Biden opens applications for first phase of EV charging infrastructure funding
On March 14, the White House announced the opening of applications for a $2.5 billion funding program to develop the nation's urban and rural...
Tesla commits to opening up 7,500 chargers to other EVs under...
The Biden administration released the long-awaited final regulations for its nationwide network of EV chargers, stipulating that the charges must be manufactured in the...
Tritium lands huge order from BP Pulse for EV charging stations
Electric vehicle power supply manufacturer Tritium just received a fresh order for DC fast chargers from BP Pulse, the EV division of oil and...
Hertz collaborates with Denver to expand its EV charging infrastructure
Hertz is teaming up with the city of Denver to build out its charging infrastructure to support the ongoing transition to electric vehicles. The...
EV owners may soon earn cash back thanks to new battery...
According to an experiment conducted by tech firm Fermata Energy, electric vehicle owners may one day be able to earn cash back for charging...
Energy infrastructure not ready for the EV future, research shows
Utility company National Grid has conducted research that casts doubt on the preparedness of energy infrastructure to meet the coming demand.
With states like New...
