Conquering Range Anxiety on Your Next Family Adventure: Why Every EV Driver Needs a Tesla to J1772 Adapter Hey fellow Electric Adventurers! It’s my favorite time of the year for electric adventures like a family roadtrip or camping in our EVs. Our new Chevy Equinox EV and our incredible Rivian R1S have both been amazing for us to hit the roads and trails this year. While DC Fast Charging on Tesla’s NACS Superchargers gets most of the attention right now as the network opens to more manufacturers like Rivian and GM, I’ve found that the ability to charge at even more locations on AC Level 2 chargers can dramatically improve a trip.

What’s going on with the battery in the Chevy Equinox EV? No one seems to be able to figure out how much capacity there is in the new Chevy Equinox EV and GM isn’t exactly helping. We got our Chevrolet Equinox EV 2RS AWD a few weeks ago and have loved it so far. We haven’t done any long trips yet and have barely charged it, but I had noticed that it seemed to squeeze out more range than expected.

Rivian’s brand new referral program is here! Use my link when ordering a Rivian vehicle from the inventory in the store to receive 750 Rivian Referral points worth $750 on Rivian gear, accessories, and vehicles like the R1S and R1T, discounts for us both as well as 6 months of free RAN Charging! This program changes after 12/31/2024, so make sure to take advantage now! [More details] (https://rivian.com/support/article/what-are-rivian-rewards) When someone uses an owner’s referral code during checkout of a qualifying R1 Shop vehicle, then takes delivery – both the original owner (referrer) and new owner (referee) get rewards!