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Driivz’s InSite™ for commercial and industrial buildings brings EV charging solutions straight to existing infrastructure. Making it supremely easy and customizable for building managers to save time, reduce costs and comply with legislation relating to carbon emissions. Checkout how some of the ways Driivz InSite can expand EV charging capabilities in your building: https://hubs.ly/Q02SKc8j0 #EVTransition #ElectricVehicles #EVCharging

Is it cheaper to fill up an electric car or a gasoline-powered one? According to #CNET, the debate seems to be over. Despite gas steadily creeping lower and lower with easing inflation, the savings seen with EV charging are steadily becoming more reliable and cost-stable. The CNET study finds that fueling an internal combustion engine costs customers $2,190 yearly average, while EV drivers spend only $799.92 per year to charge an EV. It’s clear that #EVs are not only an environmental choice but an economical one as well. More: https://hubs.ly/Q02RD4PK0 #EVTransition #ElectricVehicles

📢 🏆 Driivz has been recognized as a Leader in the IDC #MarketScape: Worldwide Electric Vehicle Charging Management Solutions 2024 Vendor Assessment! The report evaluated 13 worldwide vendors of EV charging management solutions. Driivz was recognized in the Leaders category for providing flexible, scalable, standards-compliant solutions for #EVCharging networks. The Driivz software platform arms our customers with data and tools to drive decision-making and excellence as the #EV transition accelerates.  Learn more about this significant milestone here: https://lnkd.in/dAQFsVcw

Congestion at popular #EVcharging stations is a growing frustration for many EV owners across the country. Making sure drivers are charged up and road-ready is a top priority, and there are solutions to combating poor ‘charging etiquette’: 🔋Giving drivers the tools they need to plan ahead at locations that are often congested 🔋An intuitive app can show drivers real-time charger location and availability, reserve ahead capability, route planning 🔋The continued build-out of more reliable infrastructure to address crowding at popular charging hubs The latest Driivz blog highlights both the proper ‘manners’ and approaches to curb charge point operators newest obstacle regarding EV charging behavior by drivers: https://hubs.ly/Q02Vg6Nz0 #EVChargingInfrastructure

The EU continues to lead in EV adoption. According to Transport & Environment, #EVs market share in the EU could reach 24% by 2025. This positive forecast follows a string of quarters with stagnant growth, which was fueled by automakers' focus on profits from ICE and higher-priced EVs. Another significant milestone in both the transition to EVs by consumers, in addition to the fight for decarbonization. https://hubs.ly/Q02RD2qj0 #EVTransition #ElectricVehicles

EV fleet electrification can be a daunting task for fleet managers and operators to undertake with an already full plate of keeping business running. Driivz however has a gameplan to optimize fleet operations and provides drivers with seamless charging to get from point-A to point-B uninterrupted. Check out the full guide for EV fleets and how to embrace the electrification transformation: https://hubs.ly/Q02RsGq10 #EVSoftware #GridPower

Last month, as part of a $521 million federal grant for #EVcharging infrastructure across the country, The State of New York received $15 million to build 600 EV charging stations. A sure fire way to solving emissions issues in a densely populated city is by making EV charging more accessible and cost effective for all. New charging ports have the potential to offer drivers rates as low as $2.50/hr during the day and $1/hr overnight at curbside charging ports. Other major U.S. cities like San Francisco and Boston have plans to follow suit with similar curbside programs, another sign of momentum in the full transition to EVs. https://hubs.ly/Q02RsF1c0 #GridPower

Today, while only 14 percent of fleets operate EV vehicles, over 87 percent of fleet managers believe they will operate #EVs in the next five years. The benefits of EVs in fleets cannot be understated. From lower long-term costs and carbon emissions reductions, to future-proofing ahead of bans on internal combustion engines. EVs will be an important part of the transportation future for many fleet operators. Check out the latest Driivz blog on how EV fleet optimization can overcome barriers to electrification transitioning: https://hubs.ly/Q02Rsycy0 #EVTransition #EMobility

The goal of building 500,000 new chargers by the end of the decade in the US took another step closer in Q2 of 2024. The Joint Office of Energy and Transportation reports that in Q2 approximately 9,000 ports were added, bringing the total publicly available Level 2 or DC charging ports in the US to over 192,000. Another positive step and continued progress in development provided by the #NEVI program. https://hubs.ly/Q02RsFTk0 #EVTransition #EVSoftware

A new expansion tax credit in the United States may make adopting an EV charging a whole lot easier to consumers. Through the Inflation Reduction Act, EV stakeholders will have the opportunity to build new charging ports by tapping into a new tax credit that will support EV charging network expansion. The tax credit provides 30 percent savings off the cost of installing the charger, up to $100,000, for companies installing EV charging solutions. The IRA has also earmarked credits for Individuals to claim the credit for 30 percent of their costs, up to $1,000 per port. That's the type of financial impact that can result in huge savings for consumers and companies alike. https://hubs.ly/Q02Rt8Dj0 #EVChargingInfrastructure #EVTransition