Electric Cars Charging Points Manufacturer

  EVs are reaching the mass market, and drivers expect to be able to charge their cars wherever they go. In fact, over 2.3 million electric cars were sold worldwide in the first quarter of 2023, a 25% increase from the same period in 2022, and the International Energy Agency currently expects 14 million global EV sales by the end of the year. EV sales are trending upward, which means that more and more drivers are going to be showing up to hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, and other locations expecting to charge their vehicles as they recharge themselves. Now is the time to install EV chargers . Here are four reasons why hospitality locations should invest in EV charging infrastructure.   EV charging helps you attract more guests Just over 26% of hotels in the US provide EV charging, according to the 2022 Green Lodging Trends US Market Report. And while that statistic means that 26% of hotels are planning for guest needs, it also means that nearly 74% of hotels are not...

  So you’ve just bought your first electric vehicle? Congratulations! Electric Vehicles (EVs) are fun to drive, great for the environment and incredibly easy to operate. So what’s the next step? The next step is usually figuring out how to charge the new car and most importantly, how to charge your electric car at home.   You will need to set-up your Electric Vehicle Service Equipment (EVSE). EVSE is infrastructure that supplies your EV with electric power. They work seamlessly with both BEV (Battery Electric Vehicles) and PHEV (Plug in Hybrid Electric Vehicles). Technically, EV chargers are built into the car. An EVSE supplies power from your home’s grid into your vehicle’s built in charger which in turn, chargers your vehicle, and keep both vehicle and home safe, and the EV charger communicates with the EV such as when it’s plugged in properly and safe to charge. Depending on the make/model of their EV, most consumers either charge their vehicle using Level 1 charging ...

    When the EV Connect Network was launched in 2012, it was a grind. We painstakingly built our foundation, taking five years to deploy our first thousand stations. But as our momentum grew, we added three thousand more within the next two years. Back then, there was no off-the-shelf EV charging network platform, which slowed us down considerably. Today, with the evolution of the EV landscape, businesses have a golden opportunity. Instead of reinventing the wheel, you can now leverage white-label solutions, blending the benefits of customization and efficiency, and perhaps scaling even faster than we did. What is White Label EV Charging? White Label EV Charging refers to the practice of using another company's established electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure and branding it as your own. Instead of starting from scratch and investing in the development, deployment, and management of your own network, you simply use the "white-label" solution and customiz...

  Imagine the money savings if you never had to fill up your gas tank again. This is one of the prime advantages of an electric vehicle. However, this great convenience comes with two major drawbacks: an inability to travel long distances and long charging times. Even though public stations refill your battery at a much quicker rate than those designed for private use, many people find installing Electric Vehicle Chargers at home and plugging in overnight is more convenient. Although a majority of rechargeable car owners will charge at their homes, public charging stations can actually increase a car's daily travel range by allowing drivers to power up during working hours. In order for fleet drivers and consumers to effectively charge in public, these facilities must be integrated and consider the typical driving habits of daily commuters.   To bolster the EV market, workplaces and public destinations will need to implement Electric Vehicle Chargers. Recently, a proposal...

  There are many reasons to consider switching from a gasoline-powered car, to one that’s powered by electricity. Electric vehicles are quieter, cost less to operate and produce far fewer total emissions well to wheel. However, not all electric cars and plugs are created equal. In particular, the EV Charging Connector or plug type standard varies across geographies and models. While there is contention around universal plug technology, there is critical mass from global automakers supporting the Combined Charging System (CCS) in North America and Europe, while Japan and its automakers use CHAdeMO, and China, which has the world’s largest electric vehicle market uses GB/T.   Also, depending on the plug type within each region, there are different levels of power available. We will zero in on all these differences and other relevant information regarding charging electric vehicles below.   North American EV Plug Standards In North America, every electric vehicle ...

  As the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) continues to rise, the demand for EV charging infrastructure has never been higher. However, one of the biggest challenges facing the industry is the lack of sufficient energy at EV charging locations. To tackle this issue, EverCharge and PassKey, both subsidiaries of SK Group, have entered into a partnership to develop a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS).   The BESS will supplement EverCharge's existing network of EV charging stations, ensuring that EV owners can access reliable and fast charging no matter where they are. This is a significant step forward for the industry, as it means that EV owners will no longer have to worry about running out of energy before reaching their destination.   Founded in 2013, FIVER is one of the leading companies in the EV charging infrastructure industry. The company has successfully developed its own total solution of EV Charging Infrastructure, providing a full range of AC/DC c...