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California Continues to Drive EV Adoption
Few realize that California's ZEV mandate that kicked off the groundwork for China's new EV industry and was copied nearly word-for-word.
Public Charging Isn't the Key for EV Adoption, Its Charging at Home
February 12, 2018
EverCharge
EVs, EV Charging, Public Charging, in-home charging, multifamily, Community Charging, Innovation
EVs have always needed a public charging network, not for every day driving but for those weekend road trips where 300 miles of range just won't do. While all of this great news it is not what most EV drivers need.
EVs Are Here to Stay, Now What?
January 29, 2018
EverCharge
DC Fast, Level 2 Charging, in-home charging, Innovation, EV Charging, EVs
Electric vehicles reached a worldwide total of 3.2 million electric vehicles. EVs now make up over 1% of the global vehicle market it goes without saying that EVs are clearly here to stay.
Can Autonomous Rideshare Save Cities?
June 15, 2017
EverCharge
Autonomous Car, Lyft, Uber, Electric Vehicle, Government, Smart City, Mobility, Innovation, Rideshare
From it’s “humble” beginnings in 2009, Uber changed the transportation landscape by introducing a luxury transportation that was more widely accessible. Instead of waving down a cab or calling ahead of time, you simply order a car when you needed it and it arrived shortly after, the beginning of
Why EverCharge Was Named One Of The Best Automotive Startups
September 27, 2016
EverCharge
EverCharge, Level 2 Charging, EVSE, GM, Autonomous Car, Innovation, Fleets
*EverCharge was named one of the ten best automotive startups by LA AutoMobility (Source) The automotive industry is in a time of massive change. Fundamentally shifting their focus from gas-powered human operated vehicles to electrified autonomous driving machines. This is a massive leap forward for an industry that has remained
How China Is Driving The EV Market
Electric vehicles are here to stay, but with US gas prices staying historically (and questionably) low, many would-be EV buyers have stuck with internal combustion. The everyday consumer seems to be waiting for that magical day in 2018 when Tesla rolls out the first Model 3. We won’t really
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