Charging & V2G
New York startup launches 500kW “charging trees”, says it will grow network bigger than Tesla
An innovative New York startup company has developed a space-saving EV charger that unlocks up to 500kW speed charging in street-side and tight underground parking applications. The company, which has received funding from Google, says its network will be bigger than Tesla’s.
Tesla claims record uptime of 99.97 per cent for Supercharger network
Tesla doubles down on improving charger reliability with uptime now reaching record levels.
Batteries on wheels: Mitsubishi gets network approval to export power from cars to the grid
Japanese car maker says it has approval from South Australia’s electricity network to export power back into the grid from its electric vehicles.
Australian company rolls out megawatt charger to support dump trucks and trains
Australian electrical engineering firm Ampcontrol has launched a new MegaWatt Charger capable of charging electric haul dump trucks and trains.
UK-based Ohme launches residential EV chargers in Australia
London based electric vehicle (EV) charging company Ohme has brought its award-winning ePod residential EV charging technology to Australia.
