At some point, EV charging speeds start to taper off significantly. What gives?
Tethered or untethered home charger? Let's compare them and look at the main arguments for both.
An electric car can sit for a month so long as you start at an 80% charge.
Rapid DC chargers give electric vehicles a serious boost in minutes rather than hours, making them an obvious choice for busy commercial sites.
Electric cars have huge battery packs that can power an entire house by themselves for several days.
7kW chargers are fast enough to deliver convenient charging at home.
Charging an electric car with no driveway isn't as difficult or as inconvenient as it's portrayed to be.
The race for 0-62mph in less than a second is enthralling, but our interest in future battery technologies for electric vehicles is even greater.
Every EV has an onboard charger, the main purpose of which is to convert Alternating Current from the grid into Direct Current for the battery.
Need an EV charger but not sure where to start? This guide covers everything you need to know.
Charging every day could degrade your battery and reduce your range over the long term.
The rate of degradation in EV batteries is so slow you are unlikely to own a car for long enough to notice any problems.
Bringing down costs is essential to get more people into EVs. So what will it take to make an EV affordable for the masses?