In practice, charging an electric car is very straightforward. Just pull up to the charging station, plug in the EV, charge and then leave. However in practice, it’s not quite so straightforward. Furthermore, electric car chargers[…]

EV home charging is the process of recharging an electric vehicle’s battery using a charge point installed in a residential setting, such as in a garage or on a driveway. This is in contrast to charging[…]

Electric vehicles (EVs) are increasingly becoming popular in the modern world. Their development is perceived as a way to tackle the emission crisis produced by internal combustion engine (ICE) powered engines. However, this innovation does have[…]

With more people becoming more inclined to invest in an electric vehicle, the issue of where to charge is without a doubt of prime importance and still hugely relevant. And whilst the public infrastructure is improving,[…]

Electric vehicle owners will be familiar with the struggles of charging plugs and the various different options available. In total, there’s currently 5 different types electric car plugs in use in the EV world, so all[…]

CCS charging stands for Combined Charging System. Combined Charging Systems are two types of electric car plugs combined into one. It’s a five-prong system, capable of Type 2 charging via a higher voltage DC (direct current)[…]

Any electric vehicle owner is familiar with the hassle of finding public charging points. In rural areas, very seldom can you find one. On highways and service stations, they can be very expensive and often out[…]

Owners of an electric car will be familiar with the struggles of charging plugs and their various permutations. Instead of a standard filler neck that accepts petrol or diesel, there are five different charging plug types.[…]