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New Public EV Charging Checklist: Comfort, Style, Coolness (opens the original)
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Back in the olden days, EV charging stations were lonely affairs, loitering like hungry ghosts at the edges of a stopover, exposed to the inclinations of the weather and the interest of passing toddlers eager to explore the potential of charging cables to serve as a sort of swing. In other words, not in with the in crowd. So much for the olden days. Automakers and other electrification stakeholders have been leveling up the EV charging game, and the results show. Somewhere around the time of the
US Startup Adds Another 2,000 Electric Trucks To The FedEx Fleet (opens the original)
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The US sure looks silly now that an ill-advised shift in federal policy tanked the market for electric vehicles, just in time for the price of gasoline and diesel to blow through the roof. Catching up to the global electrification journey is going to be a tough row to hoe. However, the high cost of fuel is supporting a fresh wave of interest in EVs, with electric trucks being a particular area of focus. After all, while individual drivers may have options (mass transit, carpools, bikes, etc.), w
GM Really Wasn't Kidding About Those New LMR EV Batteries (opens the original)
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Back in March of 2025, when everyone anticipated that US President Donald Trump would kill the EV revolution in its cradle, General Motors decided that the time was ripe to introduce the idea of next-generation LMR (lithium manganese-rich) EV batteries to the car-buying public. What were they thinking? The writing was already on the wall. EV sales in the US nosedived after Trump’s allies in Congress eliminated the $7,500 federal EV tax credit, and recovery will be a long, hard, slog. And yet, GM
Space Squeeze Forces Solar Power Into Tight Corners (opens the original)
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Demand for solar power is running hot, and yet space for solar development is increasingly limited by community opposition and government intervention at the federal, state, and local level. Space is at a premium even where the regulatory environment favors solar, particularly in cities and other urbanized areas. That’s where the creativity factor steps in, as illustrated by the US firm Cultivate Power. “Developing solar on constrained parcels is a growing focus for the industry. It’s becoming m
The Case For Buying A Used EV Is Better Than Ever (opens the original)
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The case for buying a used EV was once a simple one. Just like any conventional car, a pre-owned EV is more affordable than its new counterpart. However, that’s not the end of the story. A new study indicates that used EVs hold a clear advantage over gas-powered vehicles in terms of reliability, with the electric advantage growing as the miles add up. The affordability factor already plays an outsized role in the US market, for example, where used car sales of any sort routinely overwhelm new ca
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