Tesla tried to boost its brand and help the infrastructure problem by opening its charging network to all makes, but recent stunted growth instilled apprehension in companies and consumers alike.
Organized by the Smart Grid Observer, the 5th EV Charging Infrastructure Summit – North America, July 15-17, 2024 in Chicago examines key challenges, opportunities and advances related to EV charging deployment in the U.S.
The rise in EVs has led to doubts and myths for some, especially surrounding the availability of public chargers.
The charging experience EV drivers want will require the integration of various technologies to meet the availability, reliability and simplicity that customers demand.
EVs come with their own set of limitations that you should be aware of before making the purchase.
One item all the cost of charging hit pieces miss is free charging.
It’s a fact that electric vehicle drivers will look for an electrical charging point. They will then choose where to shop and eat based on where they are parked.
The plug-in or plug-less charging options are expanding in parallel with EV adoption, so expect options to grow.
Vehicle energy availability becomes an even bigger issue when it comes to managing on-demand mobility services using electric vehicles.
