Our top picks after relentlessly testing, reviewing, and using dozens of chargers throughout the year.

America’s most reliable EV charging network ran into some headaches when Amazon Web Services went down.

Slate truck customers will be able to use Tesla's vast Supercharger network to fill up their little electric trucks.

Many EV fast-charging networks depend on a smartphone app. Here's why Ionna won't go that route, unless people demand it.

Ford has a way to store lower-cost electricity in the F-150 Lightning, and it could save some customers up to $500 per year.

Fast-charging an EV without actually stopping seems unrealistic. This public highway in France proves it’s possible.

Owners of the older bZ4X and Solterra will also be able to use Superchargers, but not everyone will get a free adapter.

I’ve heard of complimentary DC fast charging and complimentary home chargers, but this is a new one.

America is on track to install a record number of DC fast charging stalls this year. Tesla is leading the charge.

Chargeway promises a user-friendly way to understand EV charging speeds and time spent on the plug. Now, it offers live pricing updates too.