A new report details how opening Tesla’s Supercharger network to all electric vehicles could increase the total number of available charging ports, without requiring the development of new sites.

The study says that Tesla can help slash millions in federal funding for building EV chargers by making its network access ...

FOX31 Morning News has a new team member! Get to know Genelle Padilla, who joins the morning crew on FOX31 from California. FOX31's Jim Hooley is outside the Skate City location where two ...

A routine winter road trip in my Rivian R1 turned into an anxiety-filled journey with extremely cold temperatures, ...

A Rove EV charging center will in Santa Ana, California. Many companies would like to become the 21st century’s replacement for the “gas station” by making the best EV charging stations.

Ionna, the new charging network backed by automakers such as General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, and Toyota, entered a new phase today. The Tesla Supercharger network competitor is exiting public beta ...

Using $24 million of its own money, Tesla would've used the funding for nine semi-truck charging stations between northern California and Laredo, Texas. Though Tesla wasn't selected, it still ...

California’s push to electrify its cars is facing a potentially serious problem: People aren’t buying electric cars fast ...

The price increases are introduced despite the flagship SUV receiving no updates, other than the free Supercharging ...

aimed to build nine charging stations for electric semi-trucks along a route stretching from Fremont, California, to Laredo, Texas. Each station would feature eight 750kW chargers for Tesla Semis ...

A different $97 million project backed by Tesla, which focused on building an electric trucking corridor between Northern California ... already building fast-charging stations for passenger ...

Tesla’s name was not among ... to build nine electric semi-truck charging stations between its former headquarters in northern California to the southern border of Texas. Each of those stations ...