EVs and plug-in hybrids have typically come with a “charging cord” allowing you to plug into 120V AC and get that slow L1 charging when needed. But those really weren’t used very frequently.

What's the difference between EV charging technologies? Here's what you need to know about EV chargers and topping up your ...

These new Level 2 chargers are rated for 80 amps and can support charging up to 19.2kW. ChargePoints claims at full strength, ...

In Europe, which often has faster AC charging, that goes up to 22 kW ... ChargePoint's Omni Port technology to work with any North American plug type, and is also designed for more seamless ...

ChargePoint announced new AC Level 2 charging product architecture that will feature innovations including bidirectional charging, with variants being designed for commercial, residential ...