Yesterday Drive Tesla reported on the first sighting of a Starlink dish installed at a Supercharger in Canada. The free WiFi service was already active, and Tesla cars at the Surrey Supercharger connected automatically to […]
Tesla released a new CCS adapter last month, but it was limited to owners in the South Korean market. Eager to have another option to charge their vehicles, several owners were able to bring the […]
The City of Ottawa showed off the newest edition to their bus fleet, four battery-electric buses. The new battery-electric buses will enter service in early 2022. The 40-foot buses look and feel like the existing […]
The Halifax Regional Municipality officially adopted their Municipal Electric Vehicle Strategy this week. The Strategy includes direct and indirect actions to accelerate the transition to EVs for the east coast city. First and foremost, the […]
Today, the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) issued a decision on FortisBC’s fast-charging services. The new time-based rates reportedly will be $0.26 per minute for 50 kW stations and $0.54 per minute for 100 kW […]
In an email to customers, SpaceX apologized for delays in the delivery of their Starlink internet kits. SpaceX notes that the silicon shortages over the last six months impacted the production rate and thus affected […]
Just days after Tesla opened the northernmost Supercharger in North America, FLO has has announced they have opened the northernmost DC fast charger on the continent. The two new fast chargers are located in Fairbanks, […]
Earlier this month PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta said during an interview on CNBC that his company is taking delivery of the first Tesla Semi trucks “this Q4.” The comments were in contrast to those made […]
Dodge will cease production of internal-combustion engine Chargers and Challengers in 2024 to make way for the automaker’s first EVs. The company previously announced it will produce its first EV in 2024 under the eMuscle […]
On November 1, 2021 Tesla added a new J1772 Wall Connector to its online shop. The J1772 plug meant the product could be used by non-Tesla vehicles, and with its price point of $515 CAD […]
