If you own a JuiceBox charger at home, you’ll soon lose all connectivity with the app, but it will still charge your EV ...

Owners of the popular home EV chargers made by Juicebox are about to lose a whole lot of features. Its owner, the energy ...

A company that makes popular EV chargers just announced that it is pulling its operations out of North America. Here is ...

The charging company abruptly announced it is shutting down in the U.S. and Canada, leaving owners without connected features ...

Enel X Way North America is closing its electric mobility arm by October 2024, affecting JuiceBox charger features and ...

Drivers will no longer be able to use their phones’ apps to access JuiceBox charger devices at homes or out in public ...

Enel X Way North America has announced it's shutting down its electric mobility business in the US and Canada, effective ...

Upgrading to a Level 2 home EV charger can triple that speed — or ... and can be controlled straight through the Tesla app. The Enel JuiceBox comes in 32-amp or 40-amp models and is Wi-Fi ...

When EVs first started gaining traction with consumers, one of the biggest concerns was the availability of public charging ...

Some EV manufacturers, like Tesla and Ford, offer their own branded home charging stations, but there are also plenty of third-party options available, like those from JuiceBox or ChargePoint.

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The company behind the popular JuiceBox home electric vehicle (EV) chargers is closing its operations in the U.S. and Canada, effective immediately, and abandoning charger owners without warning. So ...