#EV infrastructure

Tesla just got the FCC's blessing to use Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology for its Cybercab's wireless charging system, a major step toward fully autonomous charging for future robotaxis and EVs.

A new residential complex in Menlo Park, California, features a fully automated garage that robotically parks and charges EVs, eliminating manual plugging and optimizing charging space in a high-density environment.

Tesla is rapidly expanding its Supercharger Site Maps feature globally, confirming it's coming to Canada to improve charging efficiency and reduce driver uncertainty.

Washington, DC, has launched a curbside EV charging pilot, installing 16 Level 2 chargers across all eight wards to make EV ownership easier for residents without private parking.

Tesla's electric Semi truck is finally getting real with official pricing, a robust Megacharger network, and dedicated service centers rolling out across the U.S.

Nio celebrates a huge milestone: 100 million battery swaps globally since 2018, with plans to add 1,000 more stations this year to its growing network.

Tesla and Chilean energy giant Copec are partnering to build a 1,500km Supercharger corridor powered by renewables, connecting major cities in Chile.

ElectricFish just unveiled its 400squared DC fast charger, an all-in-one, battery-backed solution that can go online in hours by eliminating the need for costly, time-consuming grid upgrades.

Autel Energy is upgrading 100,000 EV chargers with built-in credit card readers by 2026, enabling app-free, tap-and-go payments for ultimate convenience.

Tesla's Supercharger network delivered a record 6.7 TWh of electricity in 2025, affirming its dominance in global EV charging infrastructure.

BYD is launching a home charger sharing system, letting EV owners rent out their private chargers to other BYD drivers and earn money.

Tesla is quietly building a new Supercharger station in North Burlington, Ontario, a much-needed expansion not yet on official maps.

LAZ Parking partners with Epic Charging for a massive rollout of 50,000 Level 2 EV chargers.

BMW electric vehicle owners in the U.S. can now access Tesla's Supercharger network, marking a significant expansion for NACS and leaving only Stellantis among major automakers still pending.

The Canadian government is pumping over $10 million into EV infrastructure and motor innovation, funding 1,200 new chargers across three provinces and supporting next-gen motor materials research. They're charging towards their 2029 targets, eh!

Tesla is tackling big projects across the board: new Superchargers are popping up in Canada, the Delta, BC site is finally open, and the Cybercab and Robovan teams are beefing up with new hires and RV conversion hints. Plus, FSD is laying groundwork in Austria. Tesla’s not just driving the future, it’s building all the roads to get there!

Charging a 2026 Kia EV9 at a Tesla Supercharger with the new NACS port turned into a frustrating ordeal, revealing glitches in the Tesla app and an AWS outage. This messy experience highlights that NACS adoption isn't as seamless as promised, with rough edges still needing to be smoothed out for seamless EV charging.

BYD is bringing its ridiculously fast 1,000 kW Flash Charging system to Europe, aiming for 5-minute EV top-ups. They're hiring big to deploy this tech, which could change the charging game for good and challenge existing providers.

Tesla just flipped the switch on the world's largest Supercharger station in Lost Hills, California. This monstrous 164-stall hub is powered entirely by solar and Megapack batteries, proving green energy can handle serious juice and overcome grid delays.

BC Hydro just unleashed its first portable, skid-mounted fast charger in Lumby, BC. This ain't your grandpa's charging station; it's a pre-built, plug-and-play solution that can bring fast juice to places that used to be electric deserts, or just to boost capacity for a big event!

Canada cleaned up in Tesla's Q3 2025 Supercharger voting, with Courtenay, BC, and Banff, Alberta, scoring new charging stations, showing EV drivers up north are making their voices heard!

Tesla just unveiled its first 'Supercharger for Business' site in Land O’ Lakes, Florida, where a third-party company owns the chargers but Tesla handles the tech, opening new doors for EV infrastructure growth.