Blog

With the rollback of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit under the Trump administration, states across the U.S. are stepping up to keep electric vehicle adoption on track. This article explores how local governments are responding—offering rebates, Level 2 charger incentives, and other support to EV buyers. We also examine what these changes mean for EV affordability, portable charger demand, and future market trends. Whether you're considering buying or leasing, understanding the evolving incentive landscape is key in 2025.

This article compares NEMA 14-50 outlets and hardwired setups for EV charging at home. It explores installation cost, safety, charging speed, and future regulations, helping EV owners make an informed decision based on their needs.

Inexpensive NEMA 14-50 outlets may look like a bargain, but they can cost you far more in damage, downtime, and safety risk. As EVs draw heavy current over long charging sessions, investing in a certified, high-quality outlet and professional installation is not optional—it’s essential. Avoiding a $30 savings today could prevent a costly and dangerous fire tomorrow.

Vehicle-to-Load is redefining what an EV can do beyond transportation. Whether you're off-grid camping, preparing for emergencies, or powering tools on-site, V2L offers a flexible and sustainable solution. As automakers continue integrating this feature into new models, V2L will play an increasingly important role in making EVs more versatile, functional, and valuable in everyday life.

Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) is a bidirectional charging system allowing electric vehicles to supply power to homes. It helps reduce energy costs, improves grid resilience, and provides backup during outages. This article explains how V2H works, compares it to V2G and V2L, outlines compatible vehicles and equipment, and highlights future trends in home energy independence.

As electric vehicles (EVs) become increasingly integrated into family life and commercial transport, the question of real-world range becomes crucial for prospective buyers. The Volkswagen ID. Buzz — a modern reincarnation of the iconic Microbus — has generated widespread attention for its nostalgic design, spacious interior, and green credentials. But how far can it actually go on a single full charge? In this article, we explore the ID. Buzz's driving range under real-world conditions, what factors influence its battery performance, and how it compares to both gas-powered vans and other electric competitors.

The newly passed U.S. legislation eliminates the $7,500 federal EV tax credit starting October 1, 2025, but introduces a partial offset: a tax deduction of up to $10,000 per year on interest paid for auto loans used to purchase qualifying U.S.-assembled EVs. This blog breaks down how the new deduction works, who qualifies, which vehicles are eligible, and what it means for the EV leasing market. We also highlight how accessories like EVDANCE portable chargers with NEMA compatibility can further enhance EV ownership.

The NEVI program is reshaping U.S. EV charging by funding reliable fast chargers along key highways. With 500+ projects launched, new NACS guidelines, and rural incentives in place, NEVI is driving a nationwide charging transformation.