You are invited to join a series of panel discussions as Electric Autonomy Canada hosts industry experts and key stakeholders taking a deep dive into the issues and opportunities facing the public electric vehicle charging experience in Canada
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Volkswagen Group and Stellantis are the last remaining holdouts.
A long list of automakers is adopting Tesla’s North American Charging Standard connector. What does this mean for the EV industry, charging networks and EV drivers?
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Installing and accessing EV charging in an existing multi-unit residential building is no easy feat. SWTCH shares a story that offers a blueprint for success
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The company will start delivering preordered cable upgrade kits in November.
Financial risk too great for dev working “in my spare time to help others.”
The Series 2 AC Charging Station has the capability to monitor and restrict charges for specific vehicles and is available to all EVs
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Hyundai EVs that still have the CCS1 plug will get access in 2025 with an adapter.
The new Ivy Home Eco Incentive substantially reduces the cost of professional installation for Ivy Home customers, making sustainable transportation even more attainable
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From Thursday until Sunday, charges will cost just one dollar.
