Why Home Charging Is Key for Fleets Home EV charging is already the top choice for most personal EV drivers. Now, it’s becoming just as important for commercial fleet operators. As fleet electrification picks up speed, charging where vehicles park—often at employees’ homes—is emerging as a smart, scalable solution. It’s also a strategy that helps…

Range King, No Frills The 2025 Chevy Silverado EV Work Truck (WT) just set a new benchmark: 539 miles on a single charge in an independent Edmunds test. That’s nearly 50 miles beyond its official EPA rating and now ranks as the longest real-world range ever recorded for a production EV in the U.S. This…

Charging Where You Already Shop Walmart is going electric in a big way. By 2030, the retail giant plans to own and operate EV fast chargers at thousands of Walmart and Sam’s Club stores across the U.S. With over 5,200 store locations and 90% of Americans living within 10 miles of one, Walmart could become…

Tariffs Slow the Charge The U.S. currently imposes over 100% in tariffs on electric vehicles made in China. Even if Chinese automakers try to build in Mexico, more restrictions follow. These trade barriers are intended to protect American jobs, but there's a growing argument that they are stalling the clean vehicle transition. Bloomberg’s Colin McKerracher…

California Sparked the EV Movement California has long been the front-runner in clean transportation policy. Its Advanced Clean Cars II program mandates that by 2035, all new passenger cars sold in the state must be zero-emission. The Advanced Clean Trucks rule focuses on reducing pollution from commercial and heavy-duty vehicles by accelerating the shift to…

A New Study with Big Implications Electric vehicles aren’t just climate-friendly—they also offer a powerful tool for improving children’s health. A recent study published in Environmental Research suggests that replacing gas-powered cars with EVs could significantly improve living conditions for families across the U.S. The research team explained in The Conversation that even modest adoption…

A Late Start, But a Clear Vision Mazda knows it’s behind in the EV race—but it’s not jumping in without a plan. After the short-lived MX-30, which had only 100 miles of range and limited availability, the company has embraced a new direction. Mazda now confirms its first long-range, U.S.-focused BEV will launch by 2027.…

A Big Win for EV Buyers The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 is once again eligible for the full $7,500 federal EV tax credit. This is great news for buyers who prefer to purchase rather than lease. Previously, the only way to access the incentive was through leasing, due to temporary sourcing issues with the vehicle’s…

Tesla’s Budget SUV May Be Closer Than We Think Tesla is reportedly preparing a lower-cost version of the Model Y, and it might already be hiding in plain sight. umors from China suggest the new variant—internally codenamed “E80”—will begin production at Giga Shanghai this May. What’s got everyone talking? The price. Some reports hint at…

Home Charging Still Wins For many EV owners, home charging remains the gold standard. It's affordable, convenient, and increasingly possible—even for people in apartment buildings. But once you step away from your garage and onto the road, things change fast. Public charging, especially on road trips, can be shockingly expensive. Fast Isn’t Always Economical DC…