
Helping electric vehicle owners & potential owners navigate those crucial first steps when going to electric. I've been driving electric for almost 7 years. If there's an issue or a problem I've probably got an article or podcast episode about it.
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Or why the cheapest option may no longer be the OG network.
For the first time since I started driving electric I deliberately chose not to use a Tesla Supercharger to recharge my car over the weekend.
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Joel Teague (CEO of Co-Charger) is firmly of the opinion that the problem with getting people into EVs is that it’s not a compelling value proposition for those who can’t charge at home. His thesis is th...
I encountered an interesting dilemma recently.
I encountered an interesting dilemma recently.
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This post is a little different to the ones I normally post in that it is something of a ~~rant~~ detailed explanation of a process failure.
I wanted to talk through something that happened recently and...
or, why more chargers at slower speeds are often preferred.
The research tells us that having more chargers at a site - even if they are individually lower powered than when there were fewer chargers - means more people use them.
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