Charging & V2G

I drove 6,000 miles across the US in an EV. Here’s what I learned

I drove 6,000 miles across the US in an EV. Here’s what I learned

It takes some planning, but a cross-country trip in an electric vehicle is completely doable. Here’s how.
Tesla confirms it is working on a new wireless EV charger

Tesla confirms it is working on a new wireless EV charger

Tesla’s chief designer confirms that EV maker is working on a wireless home charger which will offer owners seamless charging experience.
Nio ET7 drives 1,044 km on single charge with semi solid state battery

Nio ET7 drives 1,044 km on single charge with semi solid state battery

Nio’s electric sedan lays claim to being the EV with the longest range after driving over 1,000 km on a single charge using a new mass-produced swappable semi solid state battery.
Private equity giant sinks $250m into Australian EV charging technology company

Private equity giant sinks $250m into Australian EV charging technology company

Private equity giant plans to “supercharge” EVSE expansion, including smart metering and offering EV “charging as a service” models to corporate and fleet customers.
No more trickle charging? DC fast charging network crosses halfway mark, but still a gap or two

No more trickle charging? DC fast charging network crosses halfway mark, but still a gap or two

With the WA EV Network marking it’s halfway milestone, I couldn’t resist recreating the Perth to Hyden road trip that christened the family’s Model 3 four years ago.
Tesla opens Australia’s most northern Supercharger site, with room for EVs towing trailers

Tesla opens Australia’s most northern Supercharger site, with room for EVs towing trailers

Tesla has opened its most northern fast-charging site in the country with 7 superchargers.
More DC fast chargers rolled out in outback towns as part of national network

More DC fast chargers rolled out in outback towns as part of national network

New fast chargers in NT underway as part of the federal government’s national charging infrastructure project.
Australian university says it can support 100 pct EVs and cheap charging with more solar

Australian university says it can support 100 pct EVs and cheap charging with more solar

Australian university says it could support 100 per cent EVs, and deliver charging at a nominal fee, and lower its electricity bill if it doubled the amount of solar on campus.