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Used EV Batteries Last Longer Than You Think A recent report published by Arval, a major European vehicle leasing company, offers encouraging news for both buyers and sellers of used electric cars. After analyzing a large fleet of electric vehicles over several years, the study concluded that most EV batteries retain a high level of […]

Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer a fringe innovation—they’re mainstream. With millions of new EVs hitting the roads in 2024 and 2025, one of the most common questions from new owners is surprisingly simple: “Why doesn’t my EV charging cable work with every charger I find?” The answer lies in the complex and fragmented nature

In June 2025, Costco quietly made a move that could transform how Americans charge their electric vehicles (EVs). At its North Port, Florida location, the retail giant partnered with Electric Era—a company founded by ex-SpaceX engineers—to install six fast EV charging stalls capable of delivering up to 80% battery charge in as little as 20

EV charging adapters serve as a practical bridge between different connector types and charging standards. Not all EVs and public charging stations use the same plug formats—while some stations support  J1772/CCS1 or Type 2/CCS2, others may use CHAdeMO or Tesla’s NACS. By using the right electric car charging adapter, EV owners can charge at a

Electric vehicles (EVs) are changing how we think about mobility. But with the growth of EV ownership comes a serious responsibility—charging them safely. While many focus on the battery or the charger unit, the EV charging cable itself plays a critical role in daily use. Understanding how to care for it can help prevent damage,

As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to reshape the future of transportation, more drivers are realizing that charging an EV isn’t always as simple as plugging it in. One major point of confusion? EV charging adapters. Whether you’re new to the world of EVs or just switching to a new model, understanding the different types of