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Massive VW ID.4 Road Trip 4,500 miles! Episode 1
JK EV
Join us on our epic cross country adventure in our Volkswagen ID4! We journey over 4,500 miles and encounter charging issues, extreme temperatures, and huge elevation changes. This is Episode 1 of 3.
China will set a deadline for automakers to end sales of fossil-fuel powered vehicles, a move aimed at pushing companies to speed efforts in developing electric vehicles for the world’s biggest auto market.
China is seriously taking its responsibility of meeting their Paris Accord carbon emissions targets by 2030.
Just 3 days ago. China announced the world’s largest EV charging network with 167,000 stations. Meanwhile, America has just 16,000.
Other Countries Banning Fossil Fuel Cars
Norway - 2025
Netherlands - 2025
India - 2030
Germany - 2030
U.K. - 2040
France - 2040
US - Trump? America Last!
Xin Guobin, the vice minister of industry and information technology, said the government is working with other regulators on a timetable to end production and sales. The move will have a profound impact on the environment and growth of China’s auto industry, Xin said at an auto forum in Tianjin on Saturday.
Honda Motor Co. will launch an electric car for the China market in 2018.
Internet entrepreneur William Li’s Nio will start selling ES8, a sport-utility vehicle powered only with batteries, in mid-December. The startup is working with state-owned Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group, which also is in a venture with Volkswagen AG to introduce an electric SUV next year.
How Does EV Charging Work? Learning from Electrify America!
Miss GoElectric
Travel expenses for the Miss GoElectric crew were paid for by Electrify America for this segment. This segment will get you up to speed on how EV charging works. Join Miss GoElectric on a trip to Reston, Virginia to learn more at Electrify America's Center of Excellence Technology Lab. Senior Director of Operations, Anthony Lambkin, and Commercial Business Development Manager, Amy Soderquist elaborated on Electrify America's path so far and plans for the future.
The number of Tesla Supercharging stalls installed around the world has exceeded 25,000! That's a huge number.
(..) The first Supercharging stations were installed in the U.S. in 2012 to support the market launch of the Tesla Model S. Over the first few years, in most cases they were offering up to 120 kW of power.
EVgo, one of the largest electric vehicle public charging networks in the U.S., announced recently that power being dispensed now exceeds pre COVID-19 levels.
(..) "Over the last 30 days, average daily throughput on EVgo’s network exceeded pre COVID-19 levels from late 2019 and early 2020. Further supporting the positive economic trajectory, EVgo recently announced achieving more than 250,000 customers on its charging network nationwide."
Polestar 2 vist to new Ecotricity 350kW chargers at Moto M6 service station
Short Circuit
New 350kW chargers by Ecotricity are now live at Moto service station on the M6 close to Rugby. These chargers are state of the art 350kW installations featuring contactless payment at a very reasonable price of 30p/kWh. In this video, I talk about this new installation and how we will see more of these at service stations around the UK over the next few years. I charged my Polestar 2 for about 40 minutes and found the experience to be so easy and pain-free!
Ionity will open in new European countries and expand where it already is. Check the 30 new fast-charging stations it will have in Portugal, Spain…
(..)In Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, Ionity will have stations with Circle K fuel stations. Estonia will have two locations for them: Märjamaa and Arumetsa. Lithuania and Latvia will have only one. While it will be in Bijotai in Lithuania, between Klaipėda and Kaunas (allowing EV traffic between these cities), Latvia will have its Ionity fast-charging station in Stapriņi, which is pretty close to Riga, the country’s capital(..)
As Jennifer Sensiba and others have been pointing out recently, rural areas need electric vehicle charging stations too. Electrify America is stomping across the country building out a large ultrafast charging network, and it has clearly learned a great deal about these needs and the challenges serving these needs in the process. One challenge in […]
(..) In the state of California, which leads the nation in both electric vehicles and solar power, there is no doubt that people love driving on sunlight — on electrons from the sun’s rays. So, Electrify America did the most sensible thing it could imagine for 24 communities across this large state. It built off-grid solar-powered charging stations. They aren’t ultrafast chargers, but they are chargers nonetheless and do have some extra special aspects.
