EV King

03/07/2021

Electric car charging is easier than ever, with rapid chargers springing up all over the nation. But what happens when your electric car will not charge? It could leave you in a pretty sticky situation. Let’s take an in-depth look at the 7 most common problems: https://evking.co.uk/why-is-my-electric-car-not-charging/

21/06/2021

As the number of electric cars on the road increases, there are more and more people asking this question: How long does it take to charge an electric car? Here's the short answer:

Home charging: 6-12 hours at speeds of 3.6 kWh or 7 kWh
Public slow charging: 2-6 hours at speeds of 7 kWh up to 22 kWh
Public Fast charging: 1-4 hours
Tesla Supercharger:

20/03/2021

SparkCharge prides itself on creating a reliable, intelligent, and mobile on-demand electric vehicle charging (EV) network. The EV tech company recently broke new ground by developing a one-of-a-kind EV charging delivery service called BoostEV.

This mobile EV charging service helps you plug in your car wherever you are by simply ordering a charge.

SparkCharge prides itself on creating a reliable, intelligent, and mobile on-demand electric vehicle charging (EV) network. The EV tech company recently broke n

03/03/2021

The rising fuel prices are one of the main reasons why so many people turn to electric cars. Simply, when you pay 60 to 80 pounds for a fuel tank of fuel, it is easy to understand why you want to save on your fuel bill. Electric cars are the logical solution, and yes, owning an EV can save you hundreds of pounds per year. However, the price of charging an electric vehicle is something not a lot of people know about. Of course, electricity is not free, but prospective EV owners are still unsure what to expect. Today, we will talk about the prices of charging give you a rough estimate of how much it costs to charge an average electric car from empty to full.

The rising fuel prices are one of the main reasons why so many people turn to electric cars. Simply, when you pay 60 to 80 pounds for a fuel tank of fuel, it is

03/03/2021

Mercedes’ anticipated entry-level EV EQA recently hit the showroom. It is the first premium compact SUV to enter the fast-growing European EV market.

The EQA launch line-up consists of a Sport model and an AMG Line version. It is second in the EQ family to storm the market, arriving after the EQC and ahead of the EQS. Judging from what the electric ride packs and its competitive tag, it will likely stir the market.

Mercedes’ anticipated entry-level EV EQA recently hit the showroom. It is the first premium compact SUV to enter the fast-growing European EV market. The E

03/03/2021

We all know that 2020 wasn’t the best year in the car industry for all apparent reasons, but it looks like 2021 will be much better. At least in terms of the sheer number of new car releases, the introduction of innovative tech, and further implementation of zero-emission technologies. By now, almost all leading car manufacturers are convinced that the future of personal transport is in electric vehicles, which means that more and more interesting EVs are coming our way in 2021. Today, we will tell you more about the eight most exciting premieres we are looking forward to this year.

We all know that 2020 wasn’t the best year in the car industry for all apparent reasons, but it looks like 2021 will be much better. At least in terms of the

03/03/2021

Witnessing the advantages over a conventional combustion engine vehicle, there’s a continual rise in the popularity of Electric Vehicles in the UK. With this, chances are you already own an electric vehicle, or if not, then you might be tempted to buy one very soon. Moreover, you’d be happy to know that advancements in Electric vehicular technologies and changing government policies in the UK. Owning an Electric Vehicle shall be an easier and more pocket-friendly option in the near future.

Witnessing the advantages over a conventional combustion engine vehicle, there's a continual rise in the popularity of Electric Vehicles in the UK. With this, c

28/02/2021

We all know that 2020 wasn’t the best year in the car industry for all apparent reasons, but it looks like 2021 will be much better. At least in terms of the sheer number of new car releases, the introduction of innovative tech, and further implementation of zero-emission technologies. By now, almost all leading car manufacturers are convinced that the future of personal transport is in electric vehicles, which means that more and more interesting EVs are coming our way in 2021. Today, we will tell you more about the eight most exciting premieres we are looking forward to this year.