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Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more common on roads around the world, and charging stations are now part of everyday driving.
Whether you’re charging at home, at work, or at a public station, knowing how to charge efficiently can save you time, money, and battery life.
Not all EV chargers are the same. Understanding the difference helps you choose the right one for your needs.
For daily use, Level 2 charging is usually sufficient unless you need fast charging or requirements for turning over vehicles quickly. Then you must have a DC charger
Before heading out, use a charging app to:
Planning reduces range anxiety and prevents unnecessary waiting at busy stations.
For everyday driving, charging your EV to 80–90% is usually enough. Charging to 100% regularly can:
Avoid Idle Fees and Overstaying
Many public charging stations apply for idle fees once your vehicle is fully charged. To avoid extra costs:
Good charging etiquette also ensures others can access the station.
DC fast chargers are convenient but often more expensive as they have to pay for a significant amount of infrastructure and so they need to charge a little more. Choose sites that are reliable and have good pricing.
Using EV charging stations doesn’t have to be complicated. By understanding charging levels, planning, protecting your battery, avoiding extra fees, and using fast chargers wisely, you can make every charging session smooth and efficient.
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