Buzzy and the Bandit: When trucking goes electric
How useful are EVs for businesses where every single pound and every mile per gallon counts toward the bottom line?
EV battery remanufacturing sounds like an opportunity to me
More EVs means more batteries, and managing the battery over its lifetime is a critical hurdle the industry must get over.
Get ready to ride the EV charging tailwinds
With perpetual innovation, a new environmentally conscious EV charging landscape will flourish within our cities.
Jumping this hurdle will boost EV adoption rates
Misconceptions surrounding the challenge of charging is one of the biggest opportunities available to the EV industry.
EV charging stations: What’s out there?
A recent report shows that the EV charging stations market is expected to reach a value of $103.6 billion by 2028.
How to get credit for your sustainability investment
Whatever your area of focus, there are solutions in your segments to help value and quantify your sustainability efforts.
How EVs affect parts & maintenance
EVs aren’t yet pouring into the aftermarket repair window, but CarParts.com CEO Lev Peker says that time is coming soon.
Why electrification can be the right fit for vocational trucks
Mike Patterson, founder and CEO of Battle Motors, recently sat down with The Buzz to answer questions on electric trucks, charging stations and more.
Are commercial trucking OEMs betting on all-electric?
As battery-electric and hydrogen-electric commercial truck production grows, where will the alternative fuel chips fall?
Shocks and acid and fire – oh my!
The editor of BodyShop Business and I talk about the risks and rewards of body shops taking on EV work.
Will 20% of new vehicle sales be EVs in 2030?
Recent data suggests new EV sales will be 13-20% of new vehicle sales in the U.S. by 2030. But, there are caveats to that.
EV charging means more than plugging in (even if drivers don’t know it)
Smart charging software improves the consumer experience, as well as visibility and uptime for charging station managers.
