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Ubitricity claims to be the largest public charging network in the UK, although it's best known for building streetside charging into lampposts.

With up to 300 miles of range, the Ford Mustang Mach-E is claimed to gain most of a charge back in less than an hour. We did a first test of our own.

The wallbox could help electric cars serve as a backup power source for homes, or as a way to integrate battery-electric vehicles with the grid.

DC fast chargers that aren't tied to particular places in the grid are part of a buildout aiming to install 700+ additional stations by 2025.

Like Tesla, Rivian aims to create some of its own charging infrastructure—though some of it will support the trucks' recreational push.

Tech from TI is helping supply makers of electric and electrified vehicles with downsized, more efficient components.

It's not yet clear where Mitsubishi might be going with its wireless-charging investment, but "smart cities" applications could take the brand in a new direction.

Although many automakers help make home charger installation easier, connecting consumers on incentives has been a missing step.

A standard for wireless charging systems and their cross-compatibility could jump start the technology and help make it more affordable.

Owners of the affordably priced ID.4 will be able to fast-charge for free, across the country, for three years.

The supplier Delphi says that it will be supplying 800-volt inverter technology soon for a luxury automaker's electric cars.

With urban air pollution at near crisis levels, India needs to act fast to foster a move to electric—and gas stations could be a good solution.

Jeep is aiming to install chargers near off-road trails in California and Utah, so that Wrangler 4xe owners can experience the rugged outdoors without their engines running.

Another innovative Level 2 charging solution is flush to the sidewalk when it's not in use.

A program in California will result in 38,000 new chargers across a 50,000-square-mile service area, with half in disadvantaged communities.

At a California convenience store, FreeWire has installed its first Boost Charger, allowing DC fast charging up to 120 kw.

General Motors has announced a push to expand fast-charging infrastructure with the charging network EVgo, but it won't disclose the amount of the investment.

A prototype Audi E-Tron Sportback showed that bi-directional charging might be useful as an emergency home power source during blackouts.

With the Nissan Ariya moving to CCS, Nissan has ended a standards battle that's arguably set EVs back this past decade. Now will Tesla go CCS in the U.S., too?

The facility will help VW with charging and battery-cooling development and engineering, while it will help Electrify America test hardware.