Author: Charging - News and Trends | InsideEVs

Rivian and Tesla have the most reliable charging networks in America. Others have plenty of room for improvement.

We asked around, and those cheap fast-charging adapters are frowned upon. The same goes for extension cables.

The automaker says its EV customers can now access a DC fast charger every 18 miles on most U.S. highways.

A new study says 71% of buyers would be more likely to purchase an EV from a manufacturer that handles all aspects of home charging.

Apple Maps will show drivers the estimated state of charge on arrival, but there’s a huge caveat.

The Google-backed startup opened its first 500-kW chargers a year ago, and the results have been great.

The network reports a 50% increase in charging sessions last year, and more than 600 gigawatt-hours of electricity delivered.

Availability is one problem. There's also uptime and connection issues. Now, without funding, it could get even worse, J.D. Power warns.

Tom Moloughney fixes a homeowner's melted plug and explains what went wrong.

With an electric car, sometimes a humble wall outlet can be your best friend. I proved that on my Rivian R1T road trip.