Charging & V2G

Tesla dominates EV sales figures by a long shot – here’s why

Tesla dominates EV sales figures by a long shot – here’s why

Recently released EV sales figures provide a stark reminder of Tesla’s dominance in the market – and the main reason behind it.
Hotel Hyundai: A vision of the future of camping?

Hotel Hyundai: A vision of the future of camping?

Hyundai in the UK have set up a luxury hotel powered exclusively by Ioniq 5 electric vehicles. Movies and popcorn included!
StoreDot’s “extreme fast charging” cells record 1,000 charge cycles

StoreDot’s “extreme fast charging” cells record 1,000 charge cycles

Israeli EV battery developer passes new milestone, shipping its “extreme fast charging” battery cells that have exceeded 1,000 recharge cycles to customers.
Public EV fast charger access in Australia is pretty terrible – but that’s not our biggest problem

Public EV fast charger access in Australia is pretty terrible – but that’s not our biggest problem

New study finds availability of public fast charging stations does not influence EV uptake during early phases of adoption. Which is good news, and bad, for Australia.
How fast can I charge my electric car? 

How fast can I charge my electric car? 

When you drive an electric vehicle, “refuelling” becomes a whole new concept – but with one simple formula behind it.
What do I need to charge my EV – at home and on the road?

What do I need to charge my EV – at home and on the road?

There is both simplicity and complexity to charging an EV, whether on the road or at home. Here are some tips, tricks and musts for a good charging experience.
20 upcoming Australian Tesla Supercharger locations briefly revealed

20 upcoming Australian Tesla Supercharger locations briefly revealed

Tesla briefly revealed the proposed locations of 20 new Supercharger sites in Australia, including locations in all states.
Charging into wildflower season in a Hyundai Kona

Charging into wildflower season in a Hyundai Kona

EV road-trippers quickly learn that not all chargers are created equal – and that “fast charging” can mean different things in different places. But sometimes, slower is better.