A new study titled “EV Charging at Home: User Demand and Preferences” provides insights into the evolving landscape of home-based electric vehicle (EV) charging in the United States. As EV adoption continues to rise, understanding consumer priorities for charging solutions is vital, particularly for integrating smarter energy management systems in households. The report, based on a survey of 8,000 U.S. households, explores various aspects such as charging equipment preferences, user experiences, and the potential for bi-directional charging that leverages EV batteries as home energy sources. Key findings highlight the relevance of aligning home energy management with EV charging to accommodate a significant shift in energy consumption.
Elsewhere in the market, WeRide was a standout up 83.5% and closing at $31.50. In the meantime, Tube Investments of India lagged, down 4.9% to close at ₹2,580.50, close to the 52-week low.
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NIO ended the day at $4.44 up 4.2%.
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Ford Motor ended the day at $9.48 up 1.4%, not far from its 52-week low.
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Tesla ended the day unchanged at, $355.84.
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