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By Jon Brockett
What is amperage and why does it matter for your EV? Our latest article helps you to understand amperage ratings and how to optimize EV charging at home and on the go.
One of the most common misconceptions about commercial EV charging is that charger hardware is the biggest expense. In reality, electrical infrastructure, site conditions, and utility requirements often drive the final project cost.
By Jon Brockett
Most EV owners know charging at home is cheaper. What they don’t know is how much they can actually save over a year. Using real utility pricing, charging patterns, and insights from EV charging installations across the U.S., we break down the true cost difference between charging at home and relying on public networks.
In 2026, there’s never been a better time to road trip in an EV! In fact, as of May 2026, there are over 231,000 Level 2 and DC fast EV charging ports in the United States.
Uber is making a major strategic shift in its autonomous mobility roadmap with a newly announced investment of over $100 million to build fast EV charging hubs tailored for autonomous vehicles (AVs) in key U.S. cities.
Discover expert answers from Qmerit on EV charger types, installation, costs, eligibility for incentives, compatibility, maintenance, and choosing the ideal solution.
Recent updates in 2025 have streamlined the NEVI program, slashing red tape and making it easier than ever to access funding for EV charging projects.
DC Fast chargers (DCFCs) provide high-power charging that can replenish up to 80% of an EV’s battery in as little as 30 minutes, making them ideal for public charging stations, fleet depots, and commercial locations.
Before installing EV chargers on your property, you should recognize that there are 3 different types, or levels, of EV charging stations available. Compatibility with existing vehicles is a key consideration to ensure your project creates value for as many EV owners as possible, but it’s also important to plan ahead for future EV charging needs.
EV batteries rely on complex chemical reactions to store energy and power your vehicle. Ensuring that these reactions take place in optimal conditions will extend your driving range and preserve your battery’s lifespan. Maintaining your battery charge within a safe threshold can protect this important component.