Browsing: Charging
The Charging category on EVMagz covers the infrastructure, technology, and ecosystem powering electric vehicles beyond the battery itself. This section tracks the latest developments in public charging networks, home charging solutions, ultra-fast charging technology, and the infrastructure strategies supporting EV adoption worldwide.
Readers can explore coverage of charging station deployments, network expansions, charging hardware innovation, megawatt charging systems, wireless charging, bidirectional charging, interoperability standards, home charger developments, and public-private infrastructure partnerships. The category also examines how charging accessibility, speed, and reliability impact EV ownership and market adoption.
Whether you are an EV owner, prospective buyer, infrastructure professional, or industry observer, the Charging category delivers expert analysis and timely updates on one of the most essential pillars of electric mobility.
The US Department of Transportation (USDOT) announced that it has approved plans to build electric vehicle charging stations covering 50…
Xpeng just introduced their new S4 charger a while back. This time, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer announced that it…
Connected Kerb receives £110 million from Aviva to enable 190,000 public AC chargers in UK
By James Bryant
Connected Curb announced it has received an investment of £110 million from insurance company Aviva which will be used to…
Xiaomi Auto Technology has patented an electric car battery charging system to increase its competition to produce electric vehicles. The…
One of the most important things that cannot be separated from electric vehicles (EV) is the battery charging station. Many…
Eight Hyundai Ioniq 5 are involved as secondary balancing power suppliers at eight charging stations in areas under the auspices…
Nissan approved the first bi-directional charging for its electric vehicle, the Leaf, in the US. The FE-15 charger, developed by…
Xos announced a further expansion of its infrastructure offering to support EV riders by offering DC fast chargers. This charger…
Japan pilots wireless charging technology for EVs, aim to have practical technology in 2025
By James Bryant
Japan is testing wireless charging for electric cars. The project is being carried out by Japanese construction group Obayashi and…
Formula E Gen3 cars are seriously testing fast charging, backed up by some serious innovations and electrical architecture. After being…
Tesla raised the cost of charging electric vehicle batteries (Supercharger) in Europe due to a spike in energy prices. The…
There’s a new product on Tesla ecommerce website, the new CCS Combo 1 Adapter which retails for $250. This adapter…
Fisker announced its partnership with Wallbox to provide home chargers for Fisker electric vehicle reservation holders. Under the partnership, the…
ABB E-Mobility expands US manufacturing footprint with investment in new EV charger facility
By David Smith
ABB E-mobility, a leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, announced the expansion of its EV charging facility in the…
US states have deadlines related to submitting their respective plans to build EV charging infrastructure. Biden Administration formalized that more…
Tesla Supercharger network is now more and more and spread everywhere. Since it was first built in 2012, until now…
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is targeting the installation of 1,300 electric vehicle chargers by the end of this year.…
SK Group reportedly bought a controlling stake in Atom Power, an energy solutions company from the United States for 150…
Electrify America announced Wednesday, August 17, that all owners of F-150 Lightning owners will receive 250 kWh of free charging…
After previously pre-order the G9 electric SUV, Xpeng Motors has just presented its S4 ultra-fast charging technology. The company promises…