Happy Wednesday, InsideEVs’ readers. Here are our top stories today:
Real-world data shows that even heavily used EVs often lose range gradually rather than suddenly failing.
Electrify America customers’ account top-ups will phase out, making way for a simpler billing system.
Newer EVs cost about 18% more to insure than gas vehicles. Here's why.
With all the R2 news, it’s easy to forget that Rivian operates its own EV charging network.
—Suvrat Kothari, Staff Writer
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What Ultra-High-Mileage EVs Teach Us About Battery Degradation
Real-world data and expert battery testing show that even heavily used EVs often lose range gradually rather than suddenly failing.
Photo: Electrify America
Electrify America Just Made EV Charging Easier By Ditching An Annoying Policy
Account top-ups will be phased out in the coming weeks, making way for a simpler billing system.
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It's Still Way More Expensive To Insure An EV. But That's Changing
Newer EVs cost about 18% more to insure than gas vehicles. Here's why.
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Rivian’s EV Charging Network Is Growing Fast, And It Just Hit A Major Milestone
With all the R2 news, it’s easy to forget that Rivian operates its own EV charging network.