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Expanding EV Charging Access Across Canada: Hypercharge Joins Federal Infrastructure and Education Announcement

Jul 31, 2026 | Blog, Featured

Hypercharge President & CEO David Bibby joined federal, municipal, and fire-safety leaders in Burnaby to discuss nearly 400 new chargers, practical EV education, and the multi-unit residential charging gap. With electric vehicle adoption continuing to grow across Canada, one question becomes increasingly urgent for households, condo boards, property managers, municipalities, and businesses: how do we make charging practical, reliable, and accessible for everyone? On July 30, 2026, Hypercharge...

Public EV Charging for Fleets: Where the Biggest Opportunities Are

Jul 23, 2026 | Blog, Fleets

Across North America, fleet operators are embracing the many advantages of electric vehicles over internal combustion engine models, from lower fuel and maintenance costs to a smaller environmental footprint. With more electrified fleets comes a greater need for convenient and dependable charging infrastructure. While many medium and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs) charge at fleet depots and some light-duty fleet vehicles are charged at employees' homes, public charging plays a critical role in...

Determining Your EV Charging Needs: Range, Mileage, and Driving Habits

Jul 7, 2026 | Blog, Multi-Unit Residential, Municipalities & Utilities, Retail & Hospitality, Workplaces & Institutions

When electric vehicle drivers estimate their charging needs, they often focus on an EV’s driving range, the distance it can travel on a full battery. That number is useful, but real-world performance depends on several factors, including driving patterns, environmental conditions, and even user psychology. Below, we look at all of these elements to help you understand and plan for your own charging needs.Hypercharge Pro Tip: According to the International Energy Agency, the current average EV...

British Columbia Reopens Rebates for Commercial Zero-Emission Vehicles

Jun 24, 2026 | Blog, Fleets, Workplaces & Institutions

British Columbia businesses, Indigenous organizations, local governments, and non-profits will soon be able to access renewed funding through the CleanBC Go Electric Rebates program for medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles. The refreshed program opens on August 10, 2026, providing point-of-sale rebates for eligible commercial zero-emission vehicles across vehicle classes 2b to 8. The program was paused in August 2025 after funding was depleted and has since been updated to better meet...

How Summer Heat Affects EV Battery Range and Charging

Jun 23, 2026 | Blog

With summer rapidly on the way, a scorching day can be tough on vehicles. Whether electric or gas-powered, both have to work harder to stay cool and can lose fuel efficiency as the mercury climbs. Extreme heat can even chip away at the longevity of some vehicle parts. But with smart charging and driving habits, you can keep your EV running efficiently and ensure its long-term health.Hypercharge Pro Tip: Explore our blog to learn why EVs are more fuel efficient and cheaper to drive than...

Answering Reddit’s Top Questions About EV Charging

Jun 10, 2026 | Blog

If you get overwhelmed by online chatter about electric vehicle charging, you’re not alone. While forums like Reddit can be a useful source of anecdotes about owning and driving an EV, sometimes you need to cut through the noise to find the straight goods. We’ve pulled together simple, practical answers to the most common questions about EV charging on Reddit, with loads of links to further reading for deeper dives.1. Does It Cost Less to Own an EV?Switching to an EV delivers big savings on...

Should You Buy an EV If You Don’t Have Charging at Home Yet?

May 21, 2026 | Blog, Multi-Unit Residential

Charging an electric vehicle at home may be the most convenient option for many EV drivers, but not every home is equipped for it yet. For drivers in apartments or condos, access to charging at home or in their building should be part of the buying plan from the start. According to Natural Resources Canada and EV advocates, people living in multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs), such as apartments and condos, face higher barriers to installing EV chargers compared to single-family homes....

How Retailers Can Make EV Charging More Profitable

May 7, 2026 | Blog, Retail & Hospitality

Many retailers have taken meaningful steps towards promoting electric vehicle adoption by upgrading the customer experience with EV charging stations. In doing so, they add value to every visit while bringing in a steady source of additional revenue. But inconsistent charger access, high charging fees, and other common driver complaints can make retailers appear a step behind. Here we look at solid strategies for getting the most out of EV charging and how refining the details can elevate...

EV Charging 101: Plugs and Protocols

Apr 15, 2026 | Blog, Multi-Unit Residential, Retail & Hospitality, Services

A successful electric vehicle charging session is a simple one, completed in just a few easy steps. Achieving that simplicity, however, takes a complex interplay of hardware, software, and communication systems that work together seamlessly to create a frictionless experience. For new EV and charging station owners, learning about the relationships between of all these components can feel overwhelming. In this primer, we break down two essential building blocks: the physical connections...