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It won't be the first in-road wireless charging experiment, but the state of Indiana hopes it's one that leads to a zero-emission future.

Hint: It's not Tesla. But Tesla vehicles can take advantage of this fast-charging standard offered at more locations than the others.

Which automaker's EVs will be compatible with the Tesla Supercharger network? Must hinted that it's coming later this year.

Charging electric vehicles while towing them is the basis for a patent filing that sounds like brainstorming from an EV-club pub night.

Volkswagen will boost spending on the fast-charging network to allow more road-trip route options.

The charging network could scale up with other partners involved—and be seen as something more than a VW atonement vehicle.

It's getting better. Although the maze of which networks accept which other members still shows the strength of the Tesla Supercharger network.

Software and modeling from Electriphi will help understand when, where, and how rapidly big fleets of EVs should charge.

An owner who was promised free charging thinks that idle fees for parking after the charge should be free too.

A program with Shell-owned MP2 Energy LLC allows Chevy Bolt EV drivers fixed-rate renewable energy—plus free late-night charging.

Mercedes-Benz is making sure green energy is built into the charging experience, as part of an app and ecosystem first detailed Thursday.

Audi looks to corporate cousin for charging support, and switches to a premium home-charging installation partner.

More than 73,000 charging stations have been installed to date in the state, with 123,000 more planned by 2025. That falls short of a 250,000-installation goal.

The CHAdeMO standard has suggested it might seek to be a legacy standard for emerging markets—perhaps attractive for its bi-directional charging potential.

A new wallbox brings the charging network's ecosystem to home charging, where EV owners typically charge 80% or more of the time

SparkCharge's "charging as a service" solution brings the EV charger to drivers when and where they need it.

7-Eleven plans to install 500 DC fast-charging stations at 250 United States and Canada locations by the end of 2022.

For a $3.00 fee, customers can reserve a specific date and time at one of these locations using the EVgo app or the company's website

A study of mass-market consumers showed a "low level" of awareness of the different charging levels, including Level 1 and Level 2 AC and DC fast charging

Most new EVs offer U.S. buyers at least introductory access to fast-charging networks, but only a few offer free road-trip charging for years.