...but also control, communicate network, and bill for use* This way, Ocular provides the perfect solution to any EV problem whether residential, public, or commercial Founded by Australian EV Charging...

...fluid: Replenish your electric car’s brake fluids every four to five years. Coolants: Replenish your coolant every three years. Windshield wiper fluid: Replenish your windshield wiper fluid every year or...

How Long Does It Take to Charge an Electric Car? EVSE Australia evaluates the time required to charge an electric car, and breaks down the influencing factors that dictate the...

...more important. Alongside the Exploren network, most EV drivers use Plugshare to find EV charging stations along their journeys. Businesses can leverage themselves even further by having their station listed...

The Commercial KEBA P30 X-series allows you to integrate, manage and charge EV users for Electricity consumption or time spent charging an EV. The commercial X-series incorporates- energy metering, user...

CCS 2 Socket/Inlet (EV Side) The Combined Charging System inlet is an industry-standard vehicle connector for convenient charging of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) and Electric Vehicles. Type 2 inlets...

...less thanks to far less moving parts in the fully electric Hyundai Ioniq EV at $160. EVSE believe there will be a lot of fleet and government buying interests at...

...a EV fleet manager be looking for in their Fleet EV charger? -Simple The Fleet EV charging stations need to be simple to use and access by entire EV fleet....

...Expect your Type 2 Mennekes Single Phase EO wallbox to charge your Hyundai Kona EV from 0-100% in around 6 hours, or 45 minutes if using the CCS2 connection at...

...up at a Ioniq Charger near you in 2018! Evse.com.au has a range of EV charging stations and EV Cables thoroughly tested and perfectly suited to charge your Hyundai Ioniq...