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Allow Supernova to place Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers on your property. WHY It Makes Sense For You? 1.Additional Revenue For Your Business/Property even when your business is closed. 2.50/50 Revenue Split 3.YOU PAY NOTHING!!!!! •No Installation Fee •No Maintenance Fee •No Electric Bill 4.The EV boom is here. With EV sales soaring, the charging station market skyrocketed from $3.8 billion in 2021 to a projected $25.5 billion by 2027. 5.25% of Americans say their next car will be an EV. 6.Automakers will spend more than $515 billion through 2025 developing new EV passenger vehicles. 7.By 2025, EVs are predicted to be 10% of the US market. 8.1 out of every 5 cars sold will be an EV by 2025. 9.“GM remains committed to eliminating tailpipe emissions from our light duty vehicles by 2035” Mary Barra, CEO • INFORMATION ABOUT THE EV CHARGERS: 1.Fast, Efficient, Charger 2.Full Charge: Approximately 20 minutes 3.Compatible for all EV makes & models 4.Output: 50/75 kW max (100/150 kW available) 5.Designed to withstand extreme weather conditions 6.Designed for fast, easy installation so you can start charging customer EVs right away 7.Easily fits in parking lots, parking garages, retail environments, or even streetside

With expanding public charging infrastructure and impressive new models being launched, 2024 may well be a pivotal year in the mass adoption of electric vehicles in the UK. In this article, we highlight key considerations when buying an electric car, the advantages of driving an EV, and what type of battery-powered car you should purchase. Read on to find out more. #OctaneFinance #BuyingElectric #ElectricVehicle

Up to 60% are going for a second EV in the household? Pete Bigelow, Great article! However, I noticed a potential contradiction between the article headlines and the main text. Is this your interpretation, or is it based on Philipp Kampshoff's report? The headline states: "Almost 40% of U.S. EV buyers want to go back to combustion engine cars, McKinsey study says. More than a quarter of EV owners are likely to return to combustion engine vehicles for their next purchase, according to a McKinsey & Co. survey." However, the text says: "Nearly 4 in 10 owners of electric vehicles in the U.S. are likely to buy a combustion engine car for their next purchase." This suggests that if a household replaces another car in their fleet, up to 60% might move to two EVs, while 40% may stick to one EV and one ICE vehicle in their fleet. We need more details from the survey, but it seems the headlines are not fully supported by the presented results. https://lnkd.in/dnHj_E8a

🚗⚡ Are you an EV driver or thinking of making the switch? Check out our new series, EV News: The Driver Update, for recent and relevant news stories. 💡 From new models and software innovations to charging prices and charge point availability, the first edition covers the news that current and prospective EV drivers need to know about.  Read the blog post here ➡ https://lnkd.in/e8VpGG2E Follow Zest to see more of our Driver Update series.   #ZestEV #EVCharging #EVChargingInfrastructure #TheDriverUpdate

Finding an adequate, accessible, and available charging station; charging up; and paying for the service before hitting the road have all been far from a seamless experience for many drivers of EVs in the U.S. That’s about to change thanks to a just-announced initiative by the Biden administration and a private consortium of charging networks, automakers, and other infrastructure middle-players. The consortium says it will establish a universal plug-and-charge protocol to allow all EVs to just plug in and charge at all public stations in the U.S. in 2025. #evs

https://lnkd.in/eCQyQgPP A very interesting article from three automotive information sources. Taking the time to research EV's and filtering out the myths and untruths that affect the way consumers look at the EV market. It explains how many are stalling a new purchase or are simply to confused to risk the investment. This articles keeps it as simple as possible and explains a great deal about charging and the different ways of doing so, it has no agenda other than to tell the true facts about EV's. The article does not pretend to be the only place to seek advice and does suggest you use other forms of information and sources to form a rounded option about Electric Vehicles.

Want an EV but deterred by the price? Buy used! Battery health is easy to check now, and EVs have been on the road long enough that we know the batteries last longer than you are likely going to want to keep that used EV. (Okay, range decreases, but most people don't need anywhere near the range they want...). My column for Electrify News. #usedEVs #electricvehicles #ElectrifyNews #usedcars

It's looking like the cost of manufacturing new electric cars could match that of gas-powered ones by as soon as 2027! We can thank increasingly efficient production processes for helping to drag these EV prices down. This is why we get excited to see such great strides being made in the battery, charging infrastructure, and resource refining spaces; It all connects to allow for moments like this! While the overall shift towards EVs has been slower than anticipated, evening the playing field in this way will be a game-changer. We're moving beyond the early adopters and making strides towards an even more affordable system for EVs. To read more about current EV pricing and what's ahead, check out the following article from Washington Post: https://lnkd.in/dtKRaee4 #Trucking #EVInfastructure #ElectricVehicleNews #TruckingNews #Drayage

Let's Talk About Electric Vehicles! Unless you’ve been driving down the freeways with your eyes closed, you’ve probably noticed the number of Teslas and other brands of electric vehicles (EVs) on our roads here in SoCal. As the popularity of EVs increases, so does the demand for accessible charging infrastructure. For many EV drivers, most of their charging is expected to be done at home. That's easier said than done for drivers in HOAs who usually face difficulty installing their own dedicated charger. In the next few posts I'll dive into: ⚡️ How recent announcements by the automotive industry will change the EV charging landscape ⚡️ The difficulties many EV drivers face because of lack of charging infrastructure ⚡️ How HOAs and associations can benefit from accommodating EV drivers in their communities! Check out the full article we wrote here: https://lnkd.in/gAs537DU #FullertonElectricCo #Electrician #PropertyManagement #ElectricVehicle

Is your light commercial fleet ready for electrification❓ Light Commercial Electric Vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction in the UK market, driving significant changes in the industry. With more van manufacturers introducing electric models, the landscape has swiftly evolved! 🚐 🚚 🏞 The ongoing enhancements in electric vans underscore their increasing attractiveness. While there are trade-offs, the benefits can be substantial. 🌏 Surveys conducted in 2023 reveal that up to 70% of van drivers believe an electric van would be suitable for their business needs, with only 13% remaining skeptical about their daily usability. ⚖ 💯 If you're still uncertain, feel free to reach out. 🤙 You can contact me at 07548 972 146 📞 or via email at dane.kierstenson@renault-trucks.com. 📧 We can look at arranging a demo for you to test drive an electric van and determine its suitability for your business. This conversation often extends beyond the van itself, delving into considerations like available infrastructure for charging, route planning and overall operational capability. If you're interested in exploring your options, now might be the perfect time to start the discussion! #electricvans #etech #electromobility 🚛⚡🔌