
All Electric Test House Could Ease Path To EV Usage
An experimental model home shows how residential charging could enable electric fleet operations by allowing drivers to take EVs home.
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An experimental model home shows how residential charging could enable electric fleet operations by allowing drivers to take EVs home.
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The company has processed more than 10 million pounds of EV battery black mass, highlighting growing demand for recycling and lifecycle management as more electric vehicles enter the used market.
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Lucid enabled Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for Gravity owners in North America through a March 12 over-the-air software update included in Lucid UX 3.5.
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A recent test drive spans all the advantages of an electric vehicle, signaling that range, charging times, access, and costs will eventually align with those of internal combustion engine vehicles.
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California has surpassed 2.5 million cumulative zero-emission vehicle sales, marking a major milestone in the state’s clean transportation transition.
Read More →In this Season 2 / Episode 2, Charged Fleet editor Martin Romjue talks with EV charging expert Ryan Kerzner, a senior associate with The Merlin Group, about more flexibility in fleet charging options.
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Moving past the inflated expectations of Fleet Electrification 1.0, industry stakeholders describe a new, measured approach focused on total cost of ownership, infrastructure planning, and duty cycle alignment.
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Follow these three concepts to get the most value when cycling out your electric fleet vehicles.
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Geotab’s latest analysis finds most batteries remain durable over time, but frequent high-power fast charging may accelerate degradation.
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A recent Geotab study reveals some of the factors affecting EV battery lifespan and performance.
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The all-electric luxury SUV integrates advanced positioning technology to improve navigation accuracy in tunnels, garages, and dense urban environments.
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