These U.S. States Desperately Need More EV Chargers
Here are the states that are struggling to build enough public charging points to keep up with the number of registered EVs.
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Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 Is A Charging Hero. Here’s How It Does On A Tesla Supercharger
The Tesla NACS revolution comes to the Hyundai Ioniq 5. Here's how Hyundai engineers worked to get charging speeds just right.
Silicon Anode EV Batteries Are The Real Deal, But It’s Complicated
Silicon anodes are arriving in electric vehicles soon, but they still have pros and cons.
Detroit Is Turning Lampposts Into Internet-Connected EV Chargers
AT&T and Voltpost are joining forces to boost curbside EV charging in Michigan and the Metro-Detroit area.
Are EVs Really More Expensive To Operate Than Gas Cars?
For the American market, running an EV will almost always save you money over a comparable gas-powered rig. Here's why.
Ford pushes EV routing update for Tesla chargers, Google Maps
Ford EVs are getting EV trip planning for their built-in Google Maps navigation system Ford already offered EV trip planning via Apple Maps through Apple CarPlay Google said Gemini AI-curated Maps functionality is coming to Ford EVs and soon to Rivians Drivers of Ford Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning electric vehicles are getting more EV... Ford adds NACS adapter supplier due to slow Tesla supply chain
Ford is now shipping a new North American Charging Standard (NACS) adapter to customers to help provide access to Tesla Supercharger stations more quickly. First reported by InsideEVs, the new NACS adapter comes from Lectron, and will be distributed alongside the existing design from Tesla. They have the same specifications as the Tesla-provided... Ford Begins Shipping New Tesla NACS Adapters To EV Customers
Ford now has a new NACS adapter supplier as it awaits quality and supply improvements from the Tesla units.
Li Auto reaches 1,000 supercharging stations but will face challenges in meeting year-end target
Li Auto put its 1,000th supercharging station into operation today, but will face challenges in reaching its goal of more than 2,000 by the end of the year.
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These Red And Purple States Are EV Epicenters. What If Trump Wins?
North and South Carolina are seeing an EV jobs boom. But politics could change that soon—and who really wins then?
