) charging is a breakthrough in charging technology that eliminates the need for physical cables to charge an electric vehicle. As EVs become increasingly popular, wireless charging presents a ...

While we can quibble over minutiae, EV owners are generally happy with the charging network, even at this relatively early stage of widespread EV ownership. Almost 85% of owners are happy with public ...

EV charging sites are not one-size-fits-all. Charging speed, location type, and customer intent all affect dwell time and ...

Tens of thousands of people in Connecticut drive electric vehicles, but experts say the state still needs to build out its ...

This station is in a grocery store parking lot. Most people shop for groceries 1-2 times a week, and spend 30-50 minutes in the store, which is perfect for recharging the car. Charging an electric ...

If you're a Costco regular, you're familiar with the long lines of people waiting in their cars to fill up their tanks with discounted gas. While the wholesale club doesn't offer a full-service auto ...

A new electric vehicle charging station powered on recently in Oak Park. There’s not much to see — it’s really just a light pole, and if you’re driving past the Ridgeland Common Recreation Complex you ...

Grist reports gas stations like Wawa and Sheetz are evolving into EV charging hubs, turning downtime into profitable foot traffic through enhanced amenities.

The world of EV charging often features a battle for the fastest possible charging. 150kW or 250kW are not enough, people want 350kW with an 800v battery, or the mostly mythical 5 or 10 minute charges ...

For a while, the road to driving a fully electric vehicle was gaining speed, with tax credits helping to fuel sales and dealer incentives driving up interest. “They were like, ‘Hey, we have a two-year ...

Wireless device charging has existed in a commercially-available capacity since around 2009, with one of the most commonly used device categories to have broadly adopted this technology being ...