Hardware and software for AC chargers

Based on its ongoing research into the EV charging market, IDTechEx estimates that 222 million chargers will be needed by 2034 to support the growing global EV fleet.

It's easy to find a gas station, but not so easy to always find a convenient place to recharge an electric vehicle battery while on a long road trip. That's one of the chief reasons many consumers are resisting the switch to EVs.

While the public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles faces a myriad of growing pains, home charging offers a much more satisfying experience for owners.

Spain, like many countries, is seeing a rise in EVs. Airports, key transportation hubs, are adapting by offering innovative solutions.

The driver experience and predictability of the charging network are vital to the success of the EV sector.

Fleet management has come a long way. Still, there is plenty of work ahead. “It’s the next boom in our industry,” Thomas Berton of ABM told those gathered at the EV Charging Summit & Expo in Las Vegas.

Singapore company Quantum Volts will form a strategic alliance with Emergence Innovative to scale the electrification scene in the global arena.

Autel Energy has announced the next generation of its MaxiCharger AC Elite EV charger series with the release of the G2 Business (commercial) and Home (residential) models.

Volchar's latest contribution to the EV charging market comes in the form of its up-to-9.6 kilowatt (kW), 240V outlet for the home.

Wallbox, and its subsidiary Coil, in conjunction with partners Clean and Prosperous Institute and Adopt a Charger, have secured awards of US$25.6m from the Washington Department of Commerce’s EV charging program.