Charging is one of the main items prospective EV owners have questions about. You’ll find that it is actually very simple. For the basics on EV charging, read on…

Gasoline cars by their nature produce a lot of waste heat when running. For this reason, they don’t lose a lot of efficiency in the winter compared to an EV.

This is because an electric vehicle produces so little waste heat, that it must use energy from the battery to heat the cabin in the winter.

Learn about how frigid conditions affect a Tesla Model S. You’ll be pleasantly surprised.

To create a happy public charging experience for all, EV Society encourages drivers to abide by these etiquette recommendations.

The quality and capabilities of electric motorcycles are accelerating at the same pace as their car counterparts. It’s an exciting and fuel-efficient time to think about going electric on two wheels!

Electric cars have some unique characteristics that make them ideal camping companions. Here’s one experience.

EV Society Kawartha Chapter member, Jake Branch, has written this easy step-by-step setup guide for NissanConnect.

Excellent data on the sales of electric vehicles in Canada has been complied by Matthew Klippenstein for Green Car Reports and can be viewed here: https://www.tinyurl.com/CanadaEVSales

The EV Society compiled a comprehensive comparison of electric vehicle targets from auto manufacturers and policy makers around the world.

Use the tool at Carbonfootprint.com to understand your own emissions and how to help reduce them. Includes Ontario-level data.

​If you are interested in EV conversion information you can access detailed information from our archived historical site.

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