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EVs and Rain, Myths vs. Truth
April 1, 2026

  We have been conditioned from a young age that electricity and water don’t mix, whether through scary stories about a hair dryer, a radio, or some other plugged-in appliance dropping into an occupied bathtub. Or when lifeguards would quickly evacuate pools at the first sign of lightning in the distance. So, perhaps it isn’t …

Being Confident When Running an Electric Vehicle in Cold Weather
March 15, 2026

  One of the challenges of living in the Metroplex is the occasional cold snap we experience every year. While we think we can handle anything throughout the year, we sometimes find ourselves in very interesting situations. As we transition to electric vehicles, we have to remind ourselves that the operational nuances they provide are …

What To Do When You Are Using a Public DC Fast Charger
March 1, 2026

 One of the things electric vehicle owners do regularly is charge their batteries, especially at public DC Fast Charging stations. While they are in high demand, charging stations provide quick energy delivery to your battery. Across the Metroplex, the number of stations continues to grow as demand for EVs increases. With growth comes some challenges, …

Do You Need to Replace Tires on an EV With EV-Specific Tires
February 20, 2026

  One of the main advantages of an EV over an ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicle is lower maintenance. Tasks like oil changes, filter replacements, spark plug changes, and replacing hoses and belts are generally not needed. However, one type of maintenance that may happen more often than with ICE vehicles is tire replacement. Ewing …

​​How To Get Your VinFast Through The Snow and Ice​
February 15, 2026

    The Metroplex typically experiences a surprise winter snap almost every year. If it is not snow, then it’s a freezing mix of rain and ice. While this isn’t necessarily an issue when trying to drive every day on our freeways and tollways, it could be more of a challenge when you have an …