Electric Era Aims to Make Public EV Fast-Charging Easier, More Reliable Haven't heard of Electric Era? The Seattle-based startup was founded in 2020, and its first charging stations went live in late 2022. Currently, it claims 130 stalls in 13 states, but EE is different from, say, Electrify America or Tesla's Supercharger network. Unlike those forward-facing brands, Electric Era calls itself a "solutions provider," as it's basically a one-stop shop for retailers such as Costco to buy fast-chargers and have them installed and maintained without dealing with a middleman. And that's where EE's next-generation chargers, coined RetailEdge, come into play, as they're now available to order and aim to make the user experience more effortless than frustrating.n the wake of expiring federal credits for EV purchases, Hyundai is making its top-selling electric vehicle whole lot more competitive. For the 2026 model year, the company is cutting prices on every trim of its Ioniq 5 crossover, with reductions ranging from $7,600 to $9,800. Read more here. |
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