Owning an electric vehicle is exciting, but if you’re still charging it whenever you get home, you could be leaving money on the table. At evNation, we help EV owners not only install the perfect home charging setup, but also save on their electricity bills by charging smarter. Whether you’re a daily commuter, weekend roadtripper, or someone who’s just made the switch to electric, the time you charge your EV at home can make a big difference in your monthly expenses. Let’s break down when it is recommended to charge

As the world shifts towards greener energy solutions, the adoption of Electric Vehicles (EVs) continues to grow all over the world. With this change, the need for efficient and reliable home charging solutions has been at an all time high. At evNation, we are on a mission to make sure your transition to electric power is seamless, and that your home is fully equipped to support it. That’s why we’re excited to team up with Southern California Edison’s Charge Ready Home program to make it easier—and more affordable—for our community

As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to gain traction among consumers, one trend is becoming increasingly clear: the demand for home EV charger installations is rising daily. This shift reflects a broader transformation in how drivers think about convenience, sustainability, and their daily routines. So, with more EVs hitting the roads, homeowners are taking proactive steps to ensure they can charge their vehicles easily, that seamlessly integrates into their routines from the comfort of home. The EV Boom and What It Means for Homeowners EV sales have grown exponentially in the

California is known for its ample sunshine, and because of that, it is the leader for rooftop solar energy. This has meant great financial perks for solar owners, as they require less (if any) energy from the traditional power grid. In addition, legislation has historically benefited solar owners over the utility companies, but that’s about to change… Current Benefits of Solar The mechanism behind solar panels is straightforward, they produce energy during the day when the sun is out. Unless you have your own solar batteries, the excess energy that