A few months ago I wrote about a relatively novel regulation in the District of Columbia that allows residents to charge their EVs when parked on the street in front of their homes. Not to be outdone, neighboring Montgomery County, Maryland, now offers a similar program that goes even farther […]
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The vast majority of electric vehicle charging takes place at home, which is a simple enough proposition for drivers who have their own garage or driveway. For those who live in dense urban neighborhoods where drivers struggle daily to finding parking, though, charging remains a significant challenge. But what about
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Not long ago, weeks might pass between notable news reports in the electric vehicle space. Not any more. Here’s a sampling of headlines from just the past 24 hours: Sony Establishes “Sony Mobility Inc.,” Exhibits Second All-Electric Prototype (Sedan and SUV pictured above) Ford Again Doubles Production of All-Electric F-150
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A few weeks ago Ford Motor Company announced that it will soon be investing more in electric vehicles (a total of $30 billion through 2025) than in combustion engine-powered vehicles. This announcement followed reports of more than 120,000 reservations for the fully electric F-150 Lightning, which is set to launch
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Hyundai this week introduced the Ioniq 5, a fully electric crossover utility vehicle that is part of the company’s plan to introduce 23 battery electric vehicle (BEV) models and achieve sales of 1 million BEV units worldwide by 2025. A technically minor yet highly convenient feature could turn out to
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