#charging infrastructure

A labeling gap in charging apps can send EV drivers to dealer sites that appear public in software but may be limited by hours, customer rules, or staff access.

Kempower has introduced a charger aimed at heavy-duty electric transport that combines dual CCS support with megawatt charging capability, signaling how charging vendors are adapting for a more mixed truck market.

Tesla says the first Semi has come off its high-production line, shifting the company’s long-delayed electric truck from pilot deployments toward industrial-scale manufacturing.

A brief but notable update points to new charging hardware for Tesla Semi, including a newly revealed Megacharger price point.

Washington, DC has awarded funding to Voltpost to turn street poles into EV charging stations, a move aimed at using existing urban infrastructure to expand charging access.

More than 3,000 fast-charging ports were added across the United States in the first quarter of 2026, according to new data from Paren, with utilization staying relatively steady even as operators shifted toward larger,

A supplied Electrek text snippet indicates Tesla’s new Supercharger for Business tool pegs an all-in project price at $940,000, underscoring the capital demands behind commercial charging deployment.

A fresh surge in fuel-price anxiety is sending more consumers to EV marketplaces, with new and used electric models both seeing a marked rise in inquiries.

The GM-Pilot Flying J EV charging network has expanded to over 25 states, bringing high-speed DC fast chargers to truck stops along the US interstate system and targeting the chronic interior-US charging gap.

Used EV sales jumped 35% in 2025, with 56% of inventory now priced under $30,000. Consumer satisfaction with electric vehicles hit record levels, even as the market diversifies beyond Tesla's once-dominant position.