EVmatch is now integrated with Autel EV chargers to support customer choice and advanced industry standards. In addition to Wallbox Pulsar and Enel X Juicebox EV chargers, EVmatch’s management software is now integrated with the Autel MaxiCharger, which includes CTEP and ISO 15118 compliance.

ComEd, Illinois’ largest electric utility company, now has EV charging rebates available for businesses and multi-family properties. Learn how to access up to $8,000 per port in funding for Level 2 EV charging projects and add a valuable amenity for the growing number of EV drivers in Illinois.

Management Software Makes Shared Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Accessible, Reliable, and Profitable

Are you thinking about adding an EV charger to your vacation rental or short-term rental property? Here’s why an EV charging station is a worthwhile investment and the steps to get your system up and running with effortless ongoing management.

There are several considerations to make when planning and installing your home EV charging station. Follow the guidance in this post to ensure your station is installed and up and running in the most cost-effective and timely manner.

The efficiency freak’s approach? Stop more, charge less. You read that right. It’s all in the physics.

Federal, state, and local government agencies, as well as local utility companies, are offering funding to help ramp up the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the country. These funds are often available in the form of rebates, and may cover the majority of an owner/operator’s EV project costs, which can be extremely helpful for those looking for an affordable way to bring EV charging to their communities.

Want to update how much you charge drivers per kilowatt hour (kWh) based on the varying cost of your electricity throughout the day? Now you can by enabling Variable Pricing on your listings in EVmatch.

Charge Ahead Colorado provides funding in the form of a rebate for EV charging installations throughout the State of Colorado. If awarded, these rebates can cover a significant portion of the project costs. The program is accepting applications now.

You may have seen the announcement earlier this month about our partnership with Argonne National Laboratories and the subsequent summer release of the EVmatch Adapter, a brand new piece of hardware that we’re very excited to share with our community and customers.

The convenience of charging your electric vehicle (EV) at home paired with numerous EV charging rebates and incentives makes right now an ideal time to go electric. In this follow-up to our article covering commercial incentives from last month, we’ll explore some of the rebates that can help you bring EV charging home on the cheap.

There are billions of dollars of electric vehicle (EV) charging incentives throughout the United States. These incentives are offered by the federal government, state governments, local jurisdictions, and electric utility companies in hopes of boosting the installation volume of EV chargers across the nation.

Managed EV charging can enable dozens of beneficial features to EV chargers such as access control, payment processing, data reports, demand response eligibility, and more. Here we break down the benefits of managed or “smart” charging to drivers, property owners, utilities, and society at large.

Charging an electric vehicle (EV) is most convenient at home overnight, however, those who rent may find a challenge getting EV charging installed. Through a series of steps, it can be done and EVmatch will help throughout the whole process! Here’s a guide from A-Z on how to add charging at an apartment or condominium.

Rebates of $1,200 per charger are available to owners of multifamily properties, allowing EV-driving residents to charge at home! Additional incentives of $250 per charger are available for eligible properties that have more than 15% of their units designated as low-to-moderate income housing and an additional $300 per charger if the charger is made available to the public on weekdays from 9am-5pm. The program is administered by Burlington Electric Department through a special partnership with EVmatch.