Like all batteries, the ones in your electric vehicle (EV) will lose a small amount of health over time. Electric car batteries will usually last a very long time (it can be up to 20 years before they need replacing) but there are some things you can do to keep your battery healthy and in good shape Read More

Yes, if we prepare well.The transition to a highly electrified future won’t happen overnight. Even if, by some magic, all new car and light truck sales were 100% electric tomorrow, it would take over a decade for all the cars on the road today to become even 90% EVs. That is because vehicles are ver Read More

ere’s a scenario: An electric storm knocks out power to your house just as the Super Bowl is starting. Do you knock on the neighbor’s door with a six-pack, a bag of pretzels and a contrite expression on your face, or do you try something much more innovative—plugging your television into your Nissan Read More

This is a super common concern; it estimates that of their 32 million roadside assistance calls per year, at least half are from drivers who ran out of gas.For all their differences, Plug In cars and gas cars do share some practical similarities. Running out of gas or electricity produces the same r Read More

Most EV charging is done at home. After all, it is the most affordable and convenient way to charge an electric car. Find out everything you need to know about charging an electric vehicle at home in this quick guide. Read More

Yes, but not as much as you may think or as fast as you may fear. Under current estimates, most EV batteries will last between 15-20 years or 100,000 to 200,000 miles before they need to be replaced, it is more likely that the battery will outlast the car. And contrary to popular belief, EV batterie Read More

The average range of electric cars is increasing as new battery technology is developed. Electric vehicle (EV) driving range and electric car mileage per charge varies, but typically drivers can expect an average of 250 miles in a single charge. Keep in mind there are factors that can affect an EV’s Read More

Currently, EV batteries are expected to last somewhere between 15 to 20 years or 100,000 to 200,000 miles depending on your driving behavior, which is far longer than the life expectancy of an average car. Read More

You'll want to factor in extra time costs associated with finding a commercial charging station. If you don’t plan your road trip around the location of EV charging stations, you could spend a significant amount of time driving out of your way and even more time waiting for your EV to charge. These Read More