EV 101 Course

Learning how to be a successful EV owner can be intimidating. Many of the lessons that we learned from Drivers Education or from years of combustion engine vehicle ownership are different.

Simple battery management replaces coolant refills, oil changes and spark plugs. In some ways, driving an electric car even replaces the odometer, since total mileage is not the leading indicator of battery health.

That’s not to say there is no EV maintenance. There is. But a lot of the car care comes in the form of daily best practices, rather than big, costly trips to the service center.

While some early EV adopters enjoy the process of learning by scouring forums, trading tips in EV clubs, and experimenting with our cars, that is hardly an easy way to learn about electric car ownership. I promise that there are other ways to absorb that knowledge.

That's why we are excited to introduce this EV 101 program for new or prospective EV owners. It's an 8-week email series designed by PhDs and battery scientists at Recurrent to help everyone – experienced or inexperienced – learn about EV ownership and how to care for their car.

EV Questions Answered:

Why does range change in different weather?
How does an EV battery work?
What things keep a battery healthy?
How often should I charge to 100%?
What should I know about battery warranties?

Who Is Recurrent?
We are a team of battery scientists and early EV adopters. We live and breath electric cars and their batteries. We offer free battery wellness reports for EV owners in the US and (paid) battery checks for car dealerships.‍EV owner? You can connect your car for battery monitoring here.

Future EV owner? We aggregated data from millions of real-world EV models to create vehicle guides.

Finding your electric car
Are you buying your first electric vehicle? Read the complete guide to buying an electric car on our blog. It's also free!

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