Charging your electric car at home is one of the biggest perks of owning an EV. It’s convenient, cost-effective, and keeps ...

Ford launched its “Power Promise” initiative in October that included a free home electric vehicle charger with installation ...

Should I ask my father-in-law to pay to charge his EV on my home charger? He comes at least once a month and I'm always ...

Electric vehicles aren't just eco-friendly transportation anymore. The EVs of tomorrow can also be your home's battery backup too. Robert Rodriguez/Zooey Liao/CNET EV adoption might be slow, but ...

Installation is relatively inexpensive and you’ll make your money back on reduced charging costs anyway, as certain ...

And remember, charging at home is slower but also significantly cheaper than any public charger. The current king of EV charging is the Lotus Eletre, which can fill its battery at up to 350 kW ...

Fast-charging can overheat batteries, causing damage. Dendrites (little needle-like lithium crystals) can easily grow in ...

Typical EV charging: To date, most public electric vehicle charging stations in the U.S. are little more than a cluster of ...

But then we moved to a place where we couldn’t charge at home and our EV journey got significantly more complicated. Charging in the wild — aka, on the streets of Southern California ...

As more EV drivers install their own chargers, hackers have a new vector of attack. Learn how EV charger hacking threatens ...

Charging at home can be very cheap. In every EV review by The Independent you’ll find the estimated cost of 100 miles of range when using the E.ON Next Drive tariff, which currently costs from 6.7p ...