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When Did Mazda Come to North America? The R100 Story (1970) and the Canadian Prelude (1968)
Mazda entered the U.S. market in 1970 with the R100 coupe — a car with a rotary engine that nobody knew what to make of. The …
What Did Mazda Used to Be Called? From Toyo Cork Kogyo to Mazda
Mazda didn’t start as a car company. It started as a cork factory. The company went through three official names over its 100-plus years: Toyo Cork …
Mazda Name Origin: Why the Car Brand Honors a Zoroastrian God of Wisdom
But Mazda isn't only a car brand. Its name honors Ahura Mazda, the Zoroastrian god of wisdom, light, and harmony. That ancient influence didn't stop at …
BKUP How to Choose a Level 2 Home EV Charger: 7 Tested Models Compared (2026 Guide)
You just got your first EV, or you're about to. The dealer handed you a Level 1 charging cable that plugs into a regular wall outlet, …
Level 2 EV Charger Cable Length: Why 21 ft, 30 ft, or 40 ft Matters for Your Driveway
You've just finished installing a brand-new Level 2 charger in your garage. The specs look great – 48 amps, Wi‑Fi, the works. Then your partner pulls …
Level 2 EV Charger Cost 2026: What You Pay After Federal, State, and Utility Rebates
If you're shopping for a home EV charger in 2026, you've probably heard there are still tax credits and rebates out there. What you might not …
Hardwired vs Plug-In EV Charger: Why Hardwire Wins 99% of the Time
So you got your EV. You drove it home, plugged the included cable into the wall outlet in the garage, and went to bed. Next morning …
Level 2 EV Charger Amperage: 16A vs 32A vs 48A – Which Fits Your Car?
You just bought an EV. Or you’re about to. Now you’re comparing Level 2 chargers and the numbers seem clear: more amps equals faster charging, right? …
