Introduction True EV is thrilled to announce its latest innovative solution aimed at empowering Indigenous communities with Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure. Recently recognized as advancing to the next round of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Solve Challenge, the company is manufacturing EV Charging Stations that showcase unique Indigenous artwork which depict stories representing the local communities.  “It’s important we invest into local manufacturing if we want our people and communities to thrive. As we continue to grow, we envision expanding our manufac ..read more

So, you decided to finally buy an Electric Vehicle (EV) or is heavily leaned towards not having a gas tank to call your own. Congrats!! You are taking a major step towards sustainability, building a better future and having the best car of your life. First things first, let’s talk about range anxiety. If you’re anything like I was, the thought of running out of battery must shake you to your core. But fear not, my fellow landlubber! EVs these days have a range that could take you to the moon and back. Okay, maybe not quite that far, but close enough. If you are also worried about playing a go ..read more

Electric car charging connectors vary across regions and models, leading to differing plug standards. The Combined Charging System (CCS) is widely supported by global automakers in North America and Europe, while CHAdeMO is used in Japan, and GB/T is used in the world’s largest electric vehicle market, China. Each region’s plug type also provides different power levels. To learn more about the differences and important details regarding electric vehicle charging, keep reading. “The pursuit of knowledge is a never-ending journey, for the more we learn, the more we realize how much there is st ..read more

Vancouver Island has always been known for its beautiful nature, majestic parks, diverse wildlife, and kind people. However, the island is now in the spotlight for being one of the best places in Canada to own an Electric Vehicle (EV), and here are some reasons why. History   Before jumping to the reasons, let’s take a step back and understand the history of EVs in Vancouver Island and why it is so relevant.  Although Canada’s first electric car is said to be from 1893, it took a long time to get to the point we are at now. EVs only started to show up in Victoria, Nanaimo, and ..read more

Due to the rising popularity of electric vehicles, installing EV charging stations at work now seems to be a wiser decision than ever. The addition of an EV charging station at your company’s grounds will most likely improve the ease and affordability of using an electric car for your employees. It showcases the employer’s leadership in bringing the best technology into their firm and aids in accelerating business expansion. Hence, it naturally boosts employee satisfaction and your company’s employee retention rate as well. “Employee loyalty begins with employer loyalty.” Harvey Mackay – Amer ..read more

Amazon and Rivian Automotive developed a line of electric delivery vans, that are now ready to hit the road. By the end of this year, Amazon said it anticipates having thousands of electric vans in more than 100 locations, marking the first step toward its objective of having 100,000 electric delivery cars on American roads by 2030. Manufactures for Amazon’s Electric Vehicles In 2019, Amazon founder and former CEO Jeff Bezos stepped on stage at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., to announce that the business has acquired 100,000 electric vehicles from the startup to achieve ne ..read more

Governments, big corporations, and the biggest automobile manufacturers in the world have all made large investments in electric cars which have accelerated the EV revolution. While this poses particular difficulties, it also gives car dealerships a great chance to close the gap for their clients. They not only display their new stock and used cars, but they also provide more value, increase sales, and save operational expenses, and carbon emissions. In 2021, annual sales of EVs were anticipated to roughly reach 6.3 million units. Currently, there are more than 500 zero-emission vehicle types ..read more

Before we plunge into the future of EV Charging with bidirectional chargers, let’s clarify what they are for those who are not yet aware of this fascinating invention.  What is A Bidirectional Charger? Simply put, a bidirectional charger is a tool that charges devices attached to both ends. Currently, the bidirectional charging technology allows EV owners to store the extra solar-generated or off-peak electricity in their car’s battery and then transfer it directly to power the house, especially during the hours when electricity units cost the most.  Through the bidirectional charg ..read more

Whether you are an EV owner or just inquisitive, this post will serve as a complete EV guide for everyone. From the fundamentals to the specific factors that impact your charging speeds, we’ll cover a wide range of subjects Types of Electric Vehicles There are three types of EVs (Electric Vehicles) i.e., the usual BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle), the HEV (Hybrid Electric Vehicle), and the PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle). BEV – Battery Electric Vehicle A battery-electric car has no internal combustion engine. The battery, which drives an electric motor, provides all of the vehicle’s po ..read more

Manufacturers are disputing plug connector types and standards in the EV sector. Essentially, plug and socket shapes range from one manufacturer to the other. The main plugs are shown in the image below however, in this post we will cover the ones that matter the most aka DC fast charging EV connectors. CCS Combo CCS is an abbreviation for Combined Charging System. These plugs allow for fast DC charging and are intended to charge your EV quickly when you are away from home. The CCS socket is usually used in conjunction with a Type 2 or Type 1 socket. If you have a CCS Combo 2 socket in your c ..read more