Level 1 charging is best for plug-in hybrid EVs. If you travel more than 50 miles per day, Level 2 is your best option. These chargers use a 240-volt outlet, which is found in most homes ...

ChargePoint announced a new generation of Level 2 chargers with variants designed for commercial, residential, and fleet applications. The new chargers will allow for bi-directional charging and ...

When installing a Level 2 charger, the first thing you need to do is choose your location. In general, the closer the charger ...

Most EV owners plug in at home and use faster Level 2 chargers to get juiced up in a matter of hours, not days. Others rely ...

That’s important because public charging stations aren’t nearly as plentiful or visible as gas stations. The most numerous public chargers are Level 2 chargers, and some are likely very close to where ...

Electric vehicles have become more mainstream -- more than one in five new passenger cars sold last year was an EV or plug-in ...

In our series, 'Driving into the Future,' we take a closer look at the different charging options for electric vehicles: plug-ins and plug-in hybrids.

ChargePoint (CHPT) announced a generational leap in AC Level 2 charging technology. The new product architecture will feature game-changing innovations such as bidirectional charging and speeds up ...

In many cases, using the charger included with your electric vehicle will require you to have the car plugged in at home for upwards of 12 hours. When compared to dedicated Level 2 EV charging ...

Buyers of the 2025 Ioniq 5 can get either a free Level 2 home charger, or $400 worth of charging credit at Chargepoint public chargers. ($450 for Ioniq 5 N) The offer must be redeemed within 60 ...