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Certification is key when choosing an EV charging adapter

In the second part of our two-part series, the Canadian Charging Infrastructure Council and automakers discuss legal ramifications of using uncertified charging adapters

Neil Vorano
Apr 15, 2026
5 minute read
A regulatory grey zone: Not all EV charging adapters are created equal

As Canadian drivers navigate a fragmented charging landscape, safety certification gives drivers a clearer way to identify quality adapters. But regulation is still needed. Part one of a two-part series

Neil Vorano
Mar 25, 2026
5 minute read
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