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Everything about e-mobility
The ČEZ dynamic tariff reduces the price of electricity by half at noon. Charging an electric vehicle during a surplus of solar energy can be cheaper than using nighttime electricity.
The safety of electric vehicles is a frequently discussed topic. Electric vehicles undergo the same tests as combustion engine cars and are in some respects even safer.
Li-ion batteries in electric vehicles have no memory effect. Regular charging does not harm them and can even extend their lifespan.
What happens to an electric vehicle battery after the end of its life? Batteries can serve as home energy storage or be recycled for sustainability.
Electric vehicle battery lifespan is a common concern. However, modern batteries last hundreds of thousands of kilometers and degradation is slower than expected.
Yes, you can charge the lithium-ion batteries of electric vehicles at any time. Unlike older battery types, they have no memory effect and regular charging can even extend their lifespan.
How to extend the battery life of your electric vehicle? Proper charging habits, optimal state of charge, and temperature — tips for maximum longevity.
Charging your electric car overnight at home is the ideal solution. You wake up with a full battery and can hit the road. Where else can you charge?
The reliability of electric vehicles is often the subject of myths. The truth is that the simple design of the electric motor results in fewer breakdowns and lower maintenance costs.
Preparation for charging station installation differs between new builds and existing houses. What needs to be arranged and how to proceed?
E-mobility brings a number of benefits that are less talked about. From lower maintenance costs to using photovoltaics and a mobile power source – discover 5 benefits that may surprise you.