The ZipCharge Go allows folks with no access to off-street parking to top up the power bank at home, and then take the charger to the EV ...

ZipCharge has launched Go, a portable charger for EVs, at the Cop26 climate summit.

ZipCharge is a new startup that has unveiled its portable EV charger at the COP26 U.N. Climate Change Conference. Called the Zip Charge Go, it can provide up to 20 miles of charge.

Called the ZipCharge Go, the suitcase-sized battery pack on wheels is designed to hold a sizable amount of electricity that can be used to charge an electric car in a wide range of scenarios.

ZipCharge is pretty confident about its Go Powerbanks. After the company presented its 4-kWh storage devices in November 2021, the company now presented GoHubs, which are charging stations based ...

The ZipCharge Go's sales model is also unclear. The BBC reports that the outright price is unknown, but a monthly subscription could cost £49, or around $66. That's way too much, if you ask me!

ZipCharge says that the 4-kWh Go needs a little over 30 minutes to give an EV about 20 miles of range, and double that time for the 8-kWh unit.

A British startup called ZipCharge has developed a portable charging system for EV owners to help address range anxiety while they are out and about.

ZipCharge, a UK startup has introduced its first product, a portable electric vehicle charger called the Go.

ZipCharge’s portable EV charging network includes the Go, a rolling power bank that was unveiled at COP26 in November of 2021.

ZipCharge has launched a new type of charging product for EVs that might be able to convince people worried about range anxiety to switch from gas vehicles: A power bank for EVs.

ZipCharge has launched a new type of charging product for EVs that might be able to convince people worried about range anxiety to switch from gas vehicles. The British startup has introduced a ...