Can you charge a Tesla on the Blink network?
The Blink charging network is a Level 2 public charging network in the US with locations coast to coast. Since 2009, more than 78,000 charging
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Common questions about Electric Vehicle maintenance and care. How are EVs different from internal combustion engine cars? How are they the same? We dive deep into these EV issues with research and first hand experience.
The Blink charging network is a Level 2 public charging network in the US with locations coast to coast. Since 2009, more than 78,000 charging
If you have more than one Tesla product registered in your account, there is a great little UI easter egg that makes switching between products
With recent software updates this year, Tesla made fleet management easier for companies like Hertz that are renting out tens of thousands of Tesla EVs
EVgo is a Level 3 fast charging network operator with locations in 34 US states and 1000+ DC fast charging stalls, as of 2023. Most
Every Tesla car is connected to the Internet at all times. This opens up a world of possibilities not possible with any car I’ve owned
The FLO network operates thousands of Level 2 and fast DC Level 3 charging points across Canada and the United States. According to the company,
Have you ever noticed a small blue section in front of the green energy status bar in your Tesla app? This often happens when you
When driving in the Canadian province of Ontario, you will often encounter Ivy Network charging stations at ONroute rest stops along the 400-series of highways.
It is Autumn here in the Northeast, which means most drivers around these parts are going to be switching to winter snow tires in the
The Sentry Mode security system is one of many benefits of owning a Tesla vehicle. The all-electric powertrain with a large battery is what makes
If you ever had your Tesla unplugged from a public charger, you know exactly how frustrating that can be. If you depend on this charging
Sometime in the summer of 2023, Tesla updated their in-car software and apps to recommend 80% state of charge as a daily charging limit, instead
Charging an EV at home takes time. The car is going to be plugged in for hours at a time. Should you be washing an
Virtually every new electric vehicle on sale today (other than Teslas) offers Apple CarPlay and Android Auto either as standard equipment or an optional extra.
Are you worried about your high-tech electronics at home during thunderstorms? A surge protector power bar can keep your electronics safe in the event of
As the world strives toward a greener future and combats the challenges of climate change, one crucial area of focus is transitioning to renewable energy
The NEMA 14-50 is the most popular 240-volt, 50-amp outlet used for Level 2 EV charging at home. Most home charging station products come included
With most of the country sitting under some type of heat warning in late July, we decided to revisit Tesla’s impressive HVAC efficiency. We tested
Have you ever noticed that drivers at Tesla Supercharger locations tend to arrange their cars in alternating spots? One reason is of course to make
As electric vehicles gain traction in America and worldwide, the need for accessible and reliable charging infrastructure becomes increasingly vital. Behind the scenes, EV charger
It is well known that charging an EV at home, during off-peak hours is less expensive than charging at public charging stations. There is also
One of the primary benefits of EV ownership is charging at home and starting each morning with optimal battery state of charge and driving range.
In recent weeks we have seen several prominent EV manufacturers announce their intention to transition from CCS connectors to NACS for fast DC Level 3
Sentry Mode is one of many high-tech features that set Teslas apart from other premium new cars. The ability to use the suite of cameras