Plugging Into the Future

                   A Guide to Understanding Electric Vehicles

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Electric vehicles may be going mainstream, but the public still has questions. Lots of them. Plugging Into the Future is a weekly column that answers common questions that pop up over and over again among drivers who are researching their first electric vehicle (also known as an ‘EV’) purchase. We will answer basic questions such as “How much does it cost to charge an EV?” and “What is the proper etiquette for public charging?” as well as address slightly more advanced topics such as “Why is aerodynamic drag so important?”

If you have a question you’d like to see answered, let us know in the comments section below!

This Week’s Topic

John Higham- Plugging Into the Future

By John Higham

John has been driving electric for 12 years. He served on the Electric Vehicle Association Board of Directors for three years. His first EV was a Miata, converted in his garage. Since then, he has owned seven other EVs. John recently retired from aerospace after 32 years of building spacecraft. In retirement, he looks forward to working to accelerate the adoption of electric mobility.

Previous Topics

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Will We Run Out of Lithium?

We may eventually run out of cheap lithium. We’ll also run out of oil, and the sun will run out of hydrogen.  But hey, at least we’ve still got about 1,000 years’ worth left.

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Are EVs Coal-Powered?

Are EVs Coal-Powered?

No. Yes. I mean, technically EVs could be considered at least a little coal-powered, depending on where you live and plug in.  And that’s OK.

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By John Higham

John has been driving electric for 12 years. He served on the Electric Vehicle Association Board of Directors for three years. His first EV was a Miata, converted in his garage. Since then, he has owned seven other EVs. John recently retired from aerospace after 32 years of building spacecraft. In retirement, he looks forward to working to accelerate the adoption of electric mobility.

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  1. Marc Francis Roddin

    This blog is a great service. Thank you for putting it together.

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