Charging

Mercedes-Benz electric-vehicle owners will gain access to Tesla’s Supercharger network starting in February.

Ford is extending its Power Promise program, which provides a complimentary home electric vehicle charger and standard installation, through March 31.

Hyundai has announced that its EV owners and lessees will be eligible to request a free North American Charging Standard adapter via the automaker’s MyHyundai ownership portal.

The two companies announced plans to install up to 500 new GM Energy-branded DC fast chargers, with the goal of having all of them ready for consumers to use by the end of 2025.

Tesla is bringing back an old incentive: offering Model S original buyers free Supercharging for life.

Tesla has cut prices at some Superchargers in an effort to accelerate EV adoption and increase income from charging that it can then reinvest in expanding the network.

SAE International and the federal Joint Office of Energy and Transportation announced that Plug & Charge technology will soon be added to all public charging stations.

California-based automaker Rivian is opening parts of its proprietary charging network to electric vehicles of all makes.

As of Tuesday, Nissan EV owners will be able to join Ford and GM drivers at Tesla Supercharging stations, though they’ll still need an adapter to use the equipment.

We provide you with actual real-world charging data for the 2024 Kia EV9 to give you a better idea of how fast it charges and what that can mean for your ownership experience.