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  • August 4, 2026
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GÖPEL electronic launches modular tester for battery cell quality checks – Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International

GÖPEL electronic has launched a modular battery cell tester that assesses quality, charging efficiency and reliability across up to five cells simultaneously. It performs OCV and ACIR safety tests and supports automated batch testing, complementing the company’s existing EOL battery test system. GÖPEL electronic has developed a modular battery cell tester designed to give…

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  • July 20, 2026
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Tesla Supercharger Price Update in Maryland: April 2026 – Plug-In Sites

The peak price for Tesla owners at the Bel Air, MD – Tobin Crossing Supercharger is $0.41/kWh as of April 9, 2026 Tesla revised its Supercharger prices around April 9, 2026. This price update resulted in mostly increases across the state, with some stations having slight price decreases during off-peak hours. On average, the…

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  • July 14, 2026
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Kia EV2 joins EV4 in securing top-tier UK Electric Car Grant support – Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International

Kia’s EV2 Long Range has become the company’s latest model to qualify for the maximum £3,750 Band 1 Electric Car Grant (ECG) under the UK government’s electric vehicle incentive scheme, reducing the on-the-road price of the entry-level variant to £24,245. The grant applies to EV2 models fitted with the 61.0kWh Long Range (LR) battery,…

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  • July 8, 2026
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Is Tesla’s 80% Congestion Fee Now Illegal in Maryland? – Plug-In Sites

Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed companion bills SB649 and HB969 into law yesterday. The legislation, which becomes effective on July 1, 2026, is supposed to establish a uniform method of sale for electricity at public charging stations. Contained within the language of the bills is a provision that appears to directly conflict with how…

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  • June 29, 2026
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The $150 Charger Fee Nobody Knew Was Coming – Plug-In Sites

Maryland officials committed to a formal public hearing. They never held one. Here is how it all went wrong. Today — June 29, 2026 — is the final day to submit written comments on the Maryland Department of Agriculture’s proposal to lower the annual registration fee for EV chargers after backlash when it was…

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