Spark plugs are an integral part of your engine, but they need to be replaced every so often. We'll tell you how to find out ...

These are based on the same socket used by the Level 2 plug, but with an extra pair of large pins grafted on below. CCS-enabled cars typically have a secondary flap the user folds down to expose ...

Most manufacturers will supply - either as standard, or as an optional extra - a cable with a three-pin plug so you can use a regular home socket to charge an EV. As we've said, using a 13amp ...

One solution, as some electric car drivers have discovered, is to use a product that combines two, 110-volt outlets to provide 240-volts of electricity that can power a modified, portable level-2 ...

The EV Centipede. While our long-term Rivian R1T doesn't have a 240V socket, it still has a couple of 120V outlets. Which got us thinking, can we use an EV to charge an EV, and then use that EV to ...

When an outlet has a T-shaped hole, it simply means that it's rated at 20A instead of the typical 2.5 to 15A. This higher capacity allows you to use the socket for heavy-duty appliances and ...