E-car taxation: But please be reasonable, Mr. Rösti!
The Federal Council wants to impose higher taxes on electric cars in the future – per kilometer or per kilowatt-hour. Both proposals have serious weaknesses. A pragmatic solution is needed.
E-car taxation: But please be reasonable, Mr. Rösti!
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range according to WLTP versus NEDC
How reliable is the manufacturer’s information and can it really be transferred to everyday use? In order to determine the power consumption of electric cars, the standardized test procedure for...
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Is the ecological balance of electric cars worse than that of combustion engines?
Out of nostalgia for the first car, which barely lasted more than 250,000 km, or out of ignorance about the operation of electric cars, it is often claimed that combustion...
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What exactly are “rare earths” and are they even contained in electric car batteries?
This argument is often used in discussions about the electrification of transport, but very few people can explain it. It is tiring for anyone who deals with the topic in...
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Juice Technology provides insight into the most important electric vehicle trends
Lars Thomsen, futurologist and board member at Juice, outlines the key factors that will influence the acceptance of electric vehicles in the DACH markets in the coming years Juice Technology...
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Battery-as-a-Service
Do battery exchange stations have a future? Drive into a box - change the battery - keep driving. If a Chinese e-car manufacturer has its way, charging stations will soon...
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Range anxiety: widespread, easy to treat!
The term “range anxiety” describes a driver’s feeling of not being able to reach their destination or the next charging point in time due to the insufficient range of their...
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Young drivers would rather subscribe to cars than buy them
Young, urban people are increasingly foregoing their own car. On the one hand, this is due to ecological reasons, which are by no means only relevant for climate-conscious young people....
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Developments by car manufacturers: Will they soon be free of cobalt and rare earths?
Electric cars still have an image problem for many people. Questions immediately arise about the “rare earths” in the engines and the use of cobalt in the battery. The fact...
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Charging electric cars – when will there be enough electric charging stations?
There are already over 3.5 times more electric charging stations than petrol filling stations. In Germany alone, there are currently around 50,000 publicly accessible electric charging points available. The share...
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E-driving soberly recalculated
The TCO (total cost of ownership) for electric cars (EVs) is less than half that of vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICEVs). Even today, the purchase costs for electric vehicles...
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Juice Technology wins the “Best Places to Work” award for the third time
All good things come in threes: Juice Technology wins the “Best Places to Work” award for the third time Juice Technology AG, manufacturer of charging stations and software, and leader...
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JUICE CHARGER me is the price-performance winner for 11 kW wallboxes
After the JUICE BOOSTER 2 emerged as the comparison winner among the wallboxes a year ago, the JUICE CHARGER me follows suit this year in the 11 kW power class....
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Juice Chargers are included in the Portuguese charging network Mobi.E
With the contribution of its wallboxes to the Mobi.E network, Juice becomes part of a model that sets an example Juice Technology AG, a manufacturer of charging stations and software...
