Electric Vehicles
Electric Vehicle Performance FAQ
Electric vehicles have taken the automotive industry by storm, promising eco-friendly and efficient transportation for the modern world. However, many drivers still have questions about their performance capabilities. In this blog, we’ll be addressing some of the most common electric vehicle performance FAQs to give you a better idea of what to expect from these…
Read MoreThe Future Of Electric Vehicles: Trends, Innovations, & Benefits
Recent data from the Seattle Times writes there are over 150k electric vehicles in Seattle. As the automotive industry makes more upgrades to electric vehicle’s functionality and appearance, more and more people will be attracted to these types of vehicles. Once you learn more about electric vehicles, you’ll be first in line to purchase one…
Read MoreElectric Vehicle Charging Safety Tips
Did you know there are over 3,400 electric vehicle charging stations throughout Seattle? Owning an electric vehicle is becoming more and more convenient, and it’s now easier than ever to have professionals install a charging station in your home. Whether you’re charging your vehicle at home or at a public port, it’s important to be careful.…
Read MoreMy Electric Vehicle Ran Out of Power — Now What?
Almost 10% of Americans own at least one electric car, and that number is sure to increase. While the electric vehicle market in the U.S. hasn’t taken hold as fast as other countries, it’s still growing. If you have an electric vehicle or are considering one, you might be worrying about some of the practical aspects. For…
Read MoreElectric Vehicle Popularity Is About More Than Gas Prices
More people are adopting EVs (electric vehicles) to save money and the environment. Recent research found that an electric vehicle could cost you approximately $100 a month to charge. Compare that figure with the $175 or more if you were to fill your car with gas, and you see the appeal of electric vehicles. While…
Read MoreEV Tax Credits & More: Your Guide to the Inflation Reduction Act
Since 1970, CO2 emissions have increased by about 90% – it’s time to start taking steps to decrease our pollution and care better for our planet. The government has stepped up to encourage homeowners and businesses to lower their carbon footprint by introducing The Inflation Reduction Act. With it comes a myriad of energy efficiency tax credits!…
Read MoreHow To Get Started: Electric Vehicle Charging At Home
Did you know that any new car registered in Washington state will have to be electric starting in 2035? Signed into law early in 2022, the Clean Cars 2030 measure sets a clear target for the future of cars and transportation in the state. This should be a clear signal for all of us to start…
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