Want to own an EV, but you rent? Here’s how you can charge. Owning an EV is more challenging for renters and those without garages, but solutions exist. While most EV owners are homeowners who charge overnight at home, we discuss options for those who share parking in private or public settings. Here’s how you…

Installing Commercial DC Fast Charging Stations: Powering the Electric Vehicle Revolution   The electric vehicle (EV) market is booming in the U.S. As more consumers switch to electric, the need for rapid, efficient, and accessible charging solutions has never been more pronounced. Enter the DC fast charging (DCFC) station, a key player in promoting the…

Electric Vehicle Tax Credits Sales of electric (and hybrid) vehicles are skyrocketing, leaving many new and prospective customers questioning which EVs qualify for the federal tax credit. The tax credit amount varies by household due to several factors, including whether the vehicle was manufactured in the United States, your income tax, and more. The IRS states,…

Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure: Procurement and Installation It’s estimated that 35% of new car sales will be electric by 2030. While we anticipate the demand for EVs to increase, the prices are expected to drop as they become more available. Therefore, communities all over the U.S. (and the world) are starting to gear up…

Electric Vehicle Winter Battery Performance When purchasing an Electric Vehicle (EV), ensure you are well-read on the benefits and risks prior to signing the dotted line. One of the most common questions associated with EVs is their ability to tolerate cold weather. Lithium-ion batteries do not perform well in cold, frigid weather, and many EV…