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While Tesla may offer fast charging stations all across western Europe thus facilitating long distance travel, when you have an EV from a different manufacturer, reaching your destination is more of a gamble.
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- Daimler, Bosch Criticize Tesla’s Superchargers For Lack Of Standardization
Daimler and auto parts supplier Robert Bosch are questioning Tesla Motors’ decision to build a network of Supercharger stations in Germany that can only be used by the U.S. carmaker’s vehicles. According to the two German companies, charging...
- Tesla Says European And Asian Sales Will Be Nearly Twice As Much As Those In N.a. In 2014
Tesla Motors says it will open more than 30 sales outlets and service centers this year in Europe, while also expanding its network of battery-charging stations on the continent, in a push to increase sales. Read more »...
- Seven Major Carmakers Agree On A Common Ev Charging Protocol
ACEA, the European car manufacturers’ association, recently called for a common electric vehicle charging standard to be adopted by all automakers. This would be the ideal solution for a unified infrastructure, which in turn, would further boost...
- Google Goes Electric, Sets Up 70 Charging Stations At Its California Headquarters
Internet-giant Google has just adopted the largest workplace charging installation for electric vehicles in the U.S. with the completion of 70 “ChargePoint†stations at its Mountain View, California headquarters. The new charging infrastructure...
- Brabus Plugs Into The Tesla Roadster With New Sport Green Package
In an effort to provide added value to its customers, Brabus’ Zero Emission division joined forces with German electricity company RWE and created the Green Package for the Tesla Roadster. Along with a host of exterior and interior upgrades,...
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Driving An EV Like BMW's i3 Through Europe On Electric Power Alone Is Still Not Practical
While Tesla may offer fast charging stations all across western Europe thus facilitating long distance travel, when you have an EV from a different manufacturer, reaching your destination is more of a gamble.
Read more »
- Daimler, Bosch Criticize Tesla’s Superchargers For Lack Of Standardization
Daimler and auto parts supplier Robert Bosch are questioning Tesla Motors’ decision to build a network of Supercharger stations in Germany that can only be used by the U.S. carmaker’s vehicles. According to the two German companies, charging...
- Tesla Says European And Asian Sales Will Be Nearly Twice As Much As Those In N.a. In 2014
Tesla Motors says it will open more than 30 sales outlets and service centers this year in Europe, while also expanding its network of battery-charging stations on the continent, in a push to increase sales. Read more »...
- Seven Major Carmakers Agree On A Common Ev Charging Protocol
ACEA, the European car manufacturers’ association, recently called for a common electric vehicle charging standard to be adopted by all automakers. This would be the ideal solution for a unified infrastructure, which in turn, would further boost...
- Google Goes Electric, Sets Up 70 Charging Stations At Its California Headquarters
Internet-giant Google has just adopted the largest workplace charging installation for electric vehicles in the U.S. with the completion of 70 “ChargePoint†stations at its Mountain View, California headquarters. The new charging infrastructure...
- Brabus Plugs Into The Tesla Roadster With New Sport Green Package
In an effort to provide added value to its customers, Brabus’ Zero Emission division joined forces with German electricity company RWE and created the Green Package for the Tesla Roadster. Along with a host of exterior and interior upgrades,...