Cold weather reduces the range of electric vehicles (EVs) and makes charging more challenging. Do you know how to charge your EV efficiently when temperatures drop? To charge an EV efficiently in cold weather, preheat the battery, use a...

Electric vehicle owners often face confusion about charging connectors. What is a CCS2 charger? How does it differ from the commonly used Type 2 connector, and why do both exist in today’s EV landscape? Type 2 and CCS2 are...

Electric vehicle chargers can overheat, clearly reducing performance, and even posing a safety hazard. Follow this advice to stay ahead of the game. Make sure your charger is well-ventilated, don’t overload it, pick good quality gear, and you won’t...

As the rapid adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) continues apace, much of the focus has been on the expansion of super-fast DC charging infrastructure. However, despite this emphasis, AC EV Chargers remain in frequent use. So, what are the...

Level 1 Charging Level 1 charging is the most basic method for charging electric vehicles, utilizing a voltage of 120V. This type of charging typically involves a standard household outlet, with a charging power of approximately 1.4kW, resulting in a...