JuiceBar recently announced a partnership with NetZero Microgrid Solutions (NZM Solutions) to deliver commercial-EV charging design and deployment.
NZM Solutions is an EV and energy management integration consultant and developer supporting the growth in transportation electrification. JuiceBar’s flagship Gen 3 chargers have charging speeds of 32-, 40-, 48- and 80-amp power levels, the company says.
Customers can purchase a range of snacks, where selection varies at each Nomad location based on customer purchase data.
Juxta launched an autonomously operated Juxta Nomad shop that enables drivers and passengers to purchase food and drinks while waiting for their vehicles to charge. Juxta said drivers and passengers can gain instant access to the Juxta Nomad with the touch of a debit or credit card, whether carried physically or stored digitally on their smartphone’s wallet or smartwatch.
A total of 500 kW of power is distributed among up to three connected vehicles based on their respective charging capacities.
The partnership enables charging services, allowing owners to check charging status via a mobile app or center console.
Fisker said the move will allow drivers to take advantage of Tesla’s 12,000 Supercharger stations in the U.S. and Canada.
With the addition of Rivian, there are now 30 eligible vehicle models that can be enrolled in Autocharge+.
Early data from electric trucks in the Run on Less-Electric DEPOT shows improved range and a decrease in charging needs.
Eaton says its stamped battery terminals provide greater energy cycling performance compared to diecast or forged terminals.
Multiple-time Guinness World Record holder Rainer Zietlow delves into the challenges of long-distance and extreme-temperature EV driving.
One of the Volvo trucks will operate 24 hours a day, five days per week, without significant charging downtime.
