Technology is ever evolving to continuously enhance customer experience. And the situation is no different with EV charging.Introducing Plug&Charge, a new advanced technology enabling EV drivers to identify themselves safely and easily at the charging station by, as its name suggests, simply pluggin Read More

Plug and Charge is a technology that allows drivers to immediately start a charging session after plugging the charging outlet into the vehicle. The vehicle authenticates with the CPO and starts the charging session. The technical industry term for the plug and charge process is called ISO 15118. Read More

Plug & Charge is the simplest, most secure way for drivers to charge their electric vehicles. All drivers need to do is connect their EV's charging cable to the charge point, and the vehicle is immediately starts to charge – — with no additional user steps required. Read More

While public chargers come in a range of power outputs and can cost different amounts to use, paying for them is generally done in the same way. Unlike manned gas stations, where you have the option to pay in cash at a till, charging stations will almost always require card payment or billing throug Read More

Paying for home charging is easy: home charging stations are wired into your electrical circuit, meaning the energy you use is tracked by your meter and added to your electricity bill. How much home charging costs depends on various factors, such as your utility provider, electricity rates, the char Read More

With a DC charger, the direct current can flow into the battery directly, while with an AC charger, the electricity has to be converted to DC first. This process will always take more time as the onboard charger can only take so much electricity at a time. Read More

AC stands for “Alternating Current” and it, well, alternates as it changes direction periodically, DC stands for “Direct Current” and flows in a straight line. Without getting too technical, AC can be transported over long distances more efficiently, so this is why it flows out of your socket at you Read More

These motors use an electronic commutator/inverter instead of the brushes. Compared to DC motors, the advantages of AC motors are high efficiency, less maintenance, higher reliability, and regenerative capability that enables braking energy to be returned to the batteries. Read More

You may be wondering why your EV's charging speed slows down when your battery is around 80% capacity. It's not your battery broken. It's just your EV's way of maintaining health and longevity. Charging increases the temperature of EV batteries, and the higher the amps and voltage, the more heat is Read More