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The rEVolution Explained
We’ve already talked about how China is leading the charge in the future of EV, but now we are starting to see the rest of the globe following suit. Almost daily, stories are coming out about more car companies joining the electric vehicle revolution, creating better batteries, and decreasing
The Future of Mobility - Ultra-Rapid Charging
April 25, 2017
EverCharge
EVSE, Supercharger, Tesla, Expensive, Power Management, EV Charging, Charging, DC Fast
Continuing our look at the rapidly changing mobility landscape (you can read our previous installment about wireless charging here) we decided to see the feasibility of ultra-rapid charging. The real question is, do we need it? Charging is consistently the throne in the side of the EV market. While current
How Do We Build A Nationwide Charging Network?
Charging is a necessity and a curse for the EV industry. The general public loves the idea of electric vehicles, however, most don't truly understand much about them, leading many to push for a public charging network. It appears that without a nationwide public charging network EVs are going to
What Will Happen to EVs in 2017?
Longer ranges, more selection, lower prices, and of course more charging stations, in short, 2017 is primed to be the biggest year yet for electric vehicles. While the year ended on slightly shaky-footing, due to the surprise of the election, things have settled and we have a fairly clear view
How To Save Money on EVSE Installs
November 02, 2016
EverCharge
EVSE, EverCharge, Problem Solver, smartpower, in-home charging, Installs, Savings
There is no getting around it, installing electric vehicle service equipment (EVSE) more commonly known as EV chargers, will typically cost you between $1,000-$5,000. Its completely unavoidable as the cost of electrical wiring and an electrician's time really don't vary all that much. Don't let this deter
How Do We Power Our EV future?
October 25, 2016
EverCharge
EverCharge, EVSE, EV Charging, Level 2 Charging, Public Charging, DC Fast
General Motors, Volkswagen Group, Ford Motor Company, Hyundai Motor Company, Tesla Motors, BYD, Kia Motors, Mitsubishi Motors, Nissan Motors have all committed to building multiple EVs over the next few years and that should tell you exactly where the auto industry is heading. This isn't a 'flash-in-the-pan' type fad that
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