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Interchanging KW, KWh & Ah is one of the common mistakes that is so easy to make, even by eMobility professionals and EV journalists often (I confess, I have done that too!). What is the difference and what do these terms actually mean? Where it is appropriate to use KW and where KWh?, especially in the context of electric vehicles. This article clarify these confusions with examples and an easy to understand analogy

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The standardization of Indian EV charging infrastructure has finally got a bit of shape ; however it still looks like a puzzle for many of us, while reading for the first time. This post aims at bringing some clarity and summary on the EV charging standards within India

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Many new EV drivers find it tempting to plug-in their vehicle to home’s wall outlet for charging. This should be avoided;  it’s is not only hazardous, slower and dumb, but also not economical – as anyone would think!. Reasons why: