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China builds world’s biggest EV charging network, in stark contrast to US failure
China has built the world’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging network with the greatest number of installations, the most extensive services coverage and the most diverse range of options, thanks to the country’s flourishing EV consumption and robust efforts to build related infr...Read more -
Shanghai Pheilix landed on Alibaba International: leveraging the global energy revolution with OCPP charging piles
On the streets of Berlin, Germany, a charging pile marked “Pheilix Technology” is delivering clean electricity to an electric vehicle. At this moment, in the Alibaba International Operations Center in Hangzhou, the global strategy button for Pheilix New Energy is officially activated – the “hidde...Read more -
BMW’s Heart of Joy control unit promises next-level vehicle dynamics,efficiency gains
BMW has developed the Heart of Joy control unit for its upcoming Neue Klasse EVs Heart of Joy consolidates multiple separate control units—such as those managing the drivetrain and chassis—into a single, integrated unit Promised benefits include quicker and more precise vehicle control, plus eff...Read more -
The EV Musings Podcast Returns for 13th Season
The EV Musings Podcast, a leading podcast focusing on renewable energy, electric vehicles and topics of interest to electric vehicle owners, is excited to announce the start of its 13th season today. Hosted by Gary Comerford, and sponsored by Zapmap, the podcast delves into important issues facin...Read more -
The Ionna Charging Network Will Get Amazon’s AI Grocery Store Tech
You’ll be able to grab your snacks and Just Walk Out, with no cashier necessary. –They said. By: Mack Hogan Feb 04, at 3:00pm ET Automaker-backed charging firm Ionna has opened its first “Rechargery” to the public in North Carolina. It’s got 100 more sites contract...Read more -
Is Electric Car Charging Any Better In 2025? Here’s What Owners Say
Is public fast charging good in 2025? Bad? A bit of both? We hit the streets to ask real EV owners about their experiences. By: Lawrence Ulrich The humorist Dave Barry once described Man on the Street interviews as (and I’m paraphrasing) “Finding an unsuspecting stranger in a supermarket lot and...Read more -
Audi confirms numerous PHEVs coming in 2025
by STEPHEN EDELSTEIN Audi will launch more plug-in hybrids in the coming year, likely as a hedge against fluctuating EV sales. The automaker launched several new models in 2024, with a restructured lineup creating a sharper delineation between internal-combustion and electric vehicles. Audi will ...Read more -
Biden pushes through $635M in EV charger grants before Trump’s return
The Biden administration awarded $635 million in EV charger grants just 10 days before Donald Trump takes office, leaving just $700,000 of the $2.5 billion from the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law unallocated. The grants from Biden’s zero-emission refueling infrastructure programs will fund 49...Read more -
US EV charging kept up with growth,gained reliability in 2024
Recent data suggests infrastructure has built out to handle peak EV charging demand There are about 50% more public charging connectors in 2024 vs. 2023 Public EV charging is making progress in reliability U.S. public electric vehicle charging infrastructure kept up with EV sales growth in 2...Read more -
EV Charging Trends 2024: Rapid Growth and New Challenges
By Libby Hargreaves Explore the evolving landscape of electric vehicle charging infrastructure Explore the evolving landscape of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, from innovative technologies to policy impacts, shaping a greener future The electric vehicle (EV) charging indust...Read more -
EV Charger Hacking: Beware of a New Cyber Threat
by Technology Journalist Mark De Wolf website:https://www.techopedia.com/ The push is on to get more electric vehicles on the road. But in the rush to roll out charging infrastructure, security is stuck in the slow lane. Worrying vulnerabilities in plug-in systems could hand hackers the keys t...Read more -
2024 Will Be the Year We Figure Out EV Charging
Charging confusion and range anxiety made many Americans hesitant to adopt electric vehicles. But 2024 is shaping up to change that, with most automakers shifting to the same standard. Electric cars are in a pretty good place right now — if only there were somewhere to charge the darn thing...Read more