Electric Vehicle Geek Content Calendar
View the Electric Vehicle Geek content calendar to follow the latest EV charger and EV charging accessories tests, reviews, buying guides, research, and site improvements. Track new content, testing methods, published results, and ongoing updates that help you make informed EV charging decisions.
Our Mission
At Electric Vehicle Geek, our mission is to help EV owners make safe and informed decisions when choosing and installing EV chargers and accessories. Through expert reviews, practical guides, and educational resources, we promote smarter charging habits that reduce risks, prevent electrical hazards, and protect both your equipment and property.
Our Reviews
| Review Type | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| EV Charger Reviews | Hands-on testing and expert reviews of the latest EV chargers for home and garage setups. | View Reviews |
| EV Charging Accessories Reviews | In-depth testing of EV charging accessories such as wires, outlets, adapters, surge protectors, pedestals, and more to ensure safety and performance. | View Reviews |
EV Charger Test & Review Calendar
Our EV charger testing, review, and site improvement calendar offers a transparent view of ongoing, upcoming, and completed projects across chargers, accessories, guides, comparisons, calculators, and platform enhancements. Each entry includes progress tracking, interactive links, and detailed notes, making it easy for readers to follow updates, access published results, and see how the site continues to improve over time.
Last Updated:
| Start of Test (SOT) | End of Test (EOT) | Content Title | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| July | 31/Aug/2026 | EV Charger Brands | 🟡 In Progress | We are currently developing an EV charger brand ranking system and enhancing our brand profile pages with more helpful, engaging, and informative content. These improvements will make it easier for users to compare EV charger brands, explore their residential charging solutions, and discover compatible EV charging accessories within each brand’s ecosystem. |
| 1/7/2026 | 1/7/2026 | Expanded Dual Voltage EV Charger Reviews with Charging Operation Guides | ✅ Published | Enhanced individual dual voltage EV charger reviews by adding detailed explanations of how each charger switches between Level 1 (120V) and Level 2 (240V) charging. The updates also cover each charger’s power management system, charging speeds, key features, and comparisons with other dual-voltage EV chargers, providing readers with clearer technical insights and better purchasing guidance. |
| 27/6/2026 | 27/6/2026 | Improve Top Navigational Menu | ✅ Published | I have optimized the top navigation menu by adding a dedicated background color to the dropdown, which prevents it from blending into the site background. Additionally, I applied a bold font weight to the text to elevate readability and improve the overall user experience. |
| June 2026 | June 2026 | June 2026 Site Improvement & Content Refresh | ✅ Published | Sitewide content optimization project covering EV charger archive pages, certification hubs, safety guides, accessories, and installation categories. Improved content structure, internal linking, buyer’s guides, FAQs, and page architecture across more than 40 key pages. See the full project summary below. |
| 24/5/2026 | Improve EV Chargers Archive pages from Grid layout to List Layout & make the review listing more useful | 🟡 In Progress | We transitioned our EV charger review pages from a grid-based design to a detailed list layout to improve usability and comparison clarity. The new format surfaces critical buying information upfront, including ratings, pros and cons, editorial analysis, and technical specifications, helping readers evaluate chargers more efficiently. | |
| 1/5/2026 | 21/5/2026 | V2L Dischargers and Adapters Reviews | ✅ Published | We have completed our testing of V2L dischargers and adapters and are now integrating them into our EV charging accessories reviews. We have also added dedicated buying guides for EV charging adapters and V2L dischargers, along with an introduction to V2L technology. |
| 1/1/2026 | TBA | Best EV Charger by Brand | 🟡 In Progress | We’re currently testing home EV chargers across different EV brands to measure real-world charging performance. Our goal is to find the best chargers for each model and see how different amperage levels affect charging speed and efficiency. |
| 22/3/2026 | EV Charger Price Comparison | 🟡 In Progress | We have started adding EV Charger comparison charts in all our EV Charger reviews. (Learn more) | |
| 22/3/2026 | 22/3/2026 | Improved the EV Charger Data Guide | ✅ Published | Improved the EV Charger Data Guide to explain how we use the EV Charger Data in our EV Charger Comparisons |
| 19/3/2026 | 19/3/2026 | Battery Tender eCharge 32 AMP EV Charger Review | ✅ Published | Improved the Battery Tender eCharge 32 AMP EV Charger Review |
| 6/3/2026 | TBA | EV Charger Reviews – Content quality assurance (QA) & Readability Optimization (V1) | 🟡 In Progress | First editorial pass to improve clarity, correct grammar, enhance readability, and ensure tone consistency across all EV charger reviews. |
| 16/3/2026 | TBA | Data Driven EV Charger Data Review & Comparison | 🟡 In Progress | Improve our EV charger reviews with in-depth data-driven data. – 19/3/2026 update: We integrated comparison charts in all EV charger reviews. -24/3/2026 update: We included details of charger comparisons to accompany the comparison charts in all EV charger reviews |
| 6/3/2026 | This month, we have decided to add more detailed specification data to the EV charger product pages, as well as more detailed comparison charts to individual EV charger product pages. | Deeper Specifications data in EV charger product pages | 🟡 In Progress | Expanded EV Charger Specifications and Organized Data Structure –Update (11/3/2026): Detailed stats and specifications added on all EV charger review pages. We now start adding comparison charts. |
| 1/3/2026 | 2/3/2026 | EV Charger Warranty | ✅ Published | Added manufacturer warranty period to all EV charger reviews. (Check specifications Tab) |
| 26/2/2026 | 27/2/2026 | Updated all electric vehicle brand pages | ✅ Published | Added helpful guides to all individual electric vehicle brand pages, |
| 18th/2/2026 | 19th/2/2026 | Update/Improve Small Business EV Charger Topic | ✅ Published | Due to public demand, we’ve received significant interest in home EV chargers for small businesses, particularly where cost and installation budgets are limited. We aim to expand this page with more details on installations and components to help readers understand, trust, and use the information effectively, enabling informed decisions when purchasing a budget-friendly small business AC charger. |
| 16/2/2026 | 20th/2/2026 | Update EV Charger Brand Pages | ✅ Published | We are proud to say all EV Charger Brand Pages have been updated with more information about the brand and provided a link to their official website |
| 16/2/2026 | TBA | Update All Brands About Section, starting with the major EV charger brands | 🟡 In Progress | Testing In Progress (We plan to focus on these tasks from 16th to 17th Feb 2026) |
| 6/2/2026 | 8/2/2026 | Update EV Chargers Reviews specification tab | ✅ Published | Reorganized for enhanced clarity, user focus, and technical completeness to facilitate easier EV Charger comparison. Added a dedicated EV Charger Certifications & Safety section, reflecting our commitment to safety as a top priority. |
| 13/1/2026 | TBA | Testing In Progress (We plan to focus on this in November 2025) | 🟡 In Progress | We are proud to say all EV Charger Brand Pages have been updated with more information about the brand, and provided a link to their official website |
| 11/10/2025 | 11/11/2025 | WOLFBOX EV Chargers and Accessories Test and Review | ✅ Published | Update Reviews for 2025 by compiling all the 2025 data we have and incorporating it into the reviews, add new and upcoming EV chargers and accessories |
| 20/10/2025 | We’ve thoroughly tested and reviewed a range of WOLFBOX EV chargers and accessories, including both J1772 and NACS models, across portable and hardwired setups. Our reviews include the popular WOLFBOX J1772-to-Tesla adapter, providing real-world insights on performance, installation, and reliability. | Recommend EV Chargers by Vehicle | 🟡 In Progress | We already have landing pages, but we plan to enhance them with more practical information for users upgrading from OEM chargers to fast chargers, including EV charger branch circuit upgrade requirements, physical differences, and estimated upgrade costs. |
| 30/9/2025 | 31/10/2025 | Best EV charger deals page | 🟡 In Progress | Research and Negotiations with manufacturers/ stores |
| 13/9/2025 | Testing In Progress | Portable EV Charging Station | 🟡 In Progress | Test and review Portable EV Charging Stations |
| 27/8/2025 | Testing In Progress | EV Charger Reviews by kW (1.44 kW to 19.2 kW) | ✅ Published | Test and review chargers by kW tiers (1.44 kW to 19.2 kW). |
| 20/8/2025 | 20/8/2025 | JuiceBox 32 Amp EV Charger Review | 🔄 Updated | Current Limits Verified |
| 8/8/2025 | 11/8/2025 | Guide to GFCI Breaker for EV Charger | ✅ Published | Select, install, and maintain GFCI breakers |
| 15/8/2025 | 18/8/2025 | Lectron Level 1/2 Charger | 🔄 Updated | Safety Performance |
| 18/8/2025 | Testing In Progress | Electric Vehicle Chargers Reviews | ✅ Published | Compare chargers by specs and review rating |
| September 2025 | Testing In Progress | How We Built a Versatile Solar EV Charger Test Bench | 🟡 In Progress | Review revised with the latest NEC guidance |
| September 2025 | Testing In Progress | EV Charger GFCI Circuit Breakers | 🟡 In Progress | Real-World EV Charging Tests with GFCI Protection |
| September 2025 | Testing Scheduled | Bi-directional EV Chargers | ⏳ Scheduled | Real-World Tests of Bi-Directional EV Chargers |
How to Use Our EV Charger Test & Review Calendar
Our EV charger test & review calendar provides a clear and transparent view of all ongoing, upcoming, and completed tests for chargers, accessories, and guides. Each row represents a test cycle, with interactive links and detailed notes that let you easily explore results and updates.
1. Start of Test (SOT) / End of Test (EOT)
The Start of Test (SOT) column shows the date when testing begins. The End of Test (EOT) column indicates when testing ended or is expected to end. It can contain three possible entries: an actual date if the test has finished, “Testing In Progress” if the evaluation is still underway, or “Testing Scheduled” if the test has not started yet and a planned end date is set.
2. Content Title
The product, accessory, or guide name. Click the title to visit the full review or guide page for detailed specifications, images, and findings.
3. Status
Quick labels show the test’s current stage:
Status Guide — What the Calendar Statuses Mean
4. Notes
Extra details about the test, including safety checks, measurements, or compliance updates. Click to expand and read the full notes for in-depth insights.
R&D: Inside Our EV Charger Test Bench
We believe the best reviews come from hands-on testing, not just spec sheets. We purchase and test every EV charger and charging accessory on our dedicated EV charging test bench, which simulates real-world charging conditions. No cherry-picked samples sent by brands, just honest, unbiased product reviews you can trust. Learn more about how we review products.
Electric Vehicle Chargers
At Electric Vehicle Geek, we believe in hands-on testing to evaluate the performance, safety, and efficiency of EV chargers and related accessories.
Our dedicated test bench simulates real-world residential EV charger (AC) installations, ensuring our reviews reflect how products perform in actual usage scenarios.
EV Charging Accessories
We test a wide range of EV charging accessories to ensure real-world compatibility, durability, and safety.
Our evaluations cover components such as wires, plug-in outlets, diagnostic tools, surge protection devices, pedestals, outlet covers, lock boxes, extension cords, circuit breakers, adapters, circuit breaker panels, and many more.
Comprehensive Testing Capabilities
Our versatile test platform supports both 120V Level 1 and 240V Level 2 EV chargers, as well as a wide range of EV charging accessories. This setup allows us to assess various components under different conditions, providing a comprehensive evaluation of each product’s capabilities. Read about how we built a versatile EV charger test bench.
Safety and Compliance
We adhere to strict electrical safety standards and key provisions of the National Electrical Code (NEC) in our testing procedures. This commitment ensures that all products we review meet the highest safety standards, giving our readers confidence in their choices. For detailed safety guidelines, refer to our EV Chargers Safety Guidelines.
Detailed Performance Metrics
Our testing includes load testing, thermal monitoring, and safety validation to assess the performance and reliability of EV chargers and accessories. By simulating real-world conditions, we can identify potential issues and provide detailed insights into each product’s performance.
Latest Activity
We regularly update our content with the latest EV chargers, EV charging accessories, and detailed reviews and guides. Every entry reflects hands-on testing, real-world performance, and safety insights, helping you stay informed and make confident decisions for your home or garage charging setup.
Latest EV Charger Activity View all>>
See our most recent EV charger tests and updates. Each entry is based on real-world performance, safety, and reliability, giving you the information you need to choose the right charger for your home or garage.
Latest EV Charging Accessories Activity View all>>
Check out our latest tests and updates on EV charging accessories, including wires, outlets, adapters, surge protectors, and more. All entries are based on real-world performance, compatibility, and safety, helping you choose the right accessories for your charging setup.
Detailed EV Charging Reviews and Guides Activity
Explore our in-depth reviews and practical guides covering EV chargers and accessories. Every article is based on hands-on testing, safety, and real-world performance, giving you the insights you need for confident and reliable charging at home or on the go.
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EV Charger Test Bench Test Logs
This section serves as a formal record of all tests, inspections, and setup modifications from hands-on testing of EV chargers and accessories.
Lectron Level 1/2 Charger – Safety Performance (18/8/2025)
Lectron Level 1/2 Charger – Safety Performance
The Lectron Level 1/2 EV Charger was installed with a 50A Siemens QF250A GFCI breaker and tested at 40A. Built-in safety features remained active, the release button gave clean disconnects, and no overheating was observed. Integrated housing upgrades improve durability. GFCI protection is recommended for NEC compliance.
JuiceBox 32 EV Charger – Current Limit Test (20/8/2025)
JuiceBox 32 EV Charger – Current Limit Test
Using the JuiceNet (Enel X Way) app, I tested the selectable current limits. The JuiceBox 32 EV Charger lets you set the charging current anywhere from 6 amps up to 32 amps, increasing one amp at a time. Lower settings worked well for simulating smaller circuits or managing load, while the maximum delivered a full 32 amps continuously without any issues. Under each amperage, the charger stayed stable and consistent throughout testing.
EV Charger Reviews by kW – Full Range (1.44 kW to 19.2 kW)
EV Charger Reviews by kW (1.44 kW to 19.2 kW) – (27/8/2025)
We conduct all charger evaluations on our dedicated EV charger test bench, and in this case, we also used the Fluke FEV150 EV Charging Station Analyzer, equipped with both SAE J1772 (Type 1) and Tesla-compatible plugs.
This enables us to simulate real-world vehicle connections and accurately measure the performance of both SAE J1772 EV Chargers and NACS EV Chargers.
The FEV150 measures nominal voltage directly at the station between line-neutral (120 V) or line-line (208–240 V), supporting up to 253 V L–N and 440 V L–L. For amperage, it analyzes the Control Pilot (CP) duty cycle signal, which defines the charger’s maximum available current.
Acting as a simulated EV, the analyzer translates CP duty cycles into authorized amperage, enabling precise calculations without drawing full load current.
We then compute power output using P = V × I ÷ 1,000 to determine kW delivery, in line with SAE J1772 and the North American Charging Standard.
Our test routine includes current-ramp validation, verification of selectable amperage (e.g., 12 A/120 V for 1.44 kW, 32 A/240 V for 7.68 kW, and 80 A/240 V for 19.2 kW chargers), and ensuring smooth operation with no nuisance trips of the dedicated EV charger circuit breaker.
Thermal and voltage stability are assessed during continuous 3–4-hour max-load sessions, logging the connector temperature rise and any voltage sag. We also run vehicle acceptance simulations with EVs limited to different onboard EV charger charging capacities to measure real-world delivered output versus rated values.
Finally, we test load management and safety features for amperage-adjusted EV Chargers by incrementally increasing or decreasing the current to simulate circuit changes and confirm a linear kW output. Controlled anomalies such as mild overheating and voltage dips are introduced to ensure that protective cutoffs engage correctly.
All findings are compiled into our Unified EV Charger Test Log, which feeds into each kW-specific review to provide EV Charger data-driven insights beyond EV charger manufacturer specifications.
Expanded EV Charger Specifications and Organized Data Structure
Expanded EV Charger Specifications and Organized Data Structure
Added new EV charger specification fields, including smart features, enclosure rating, operating temperature, indoor/outdoor use, app control, time-of-use scheduling, utility demand response, OCPP support, solar integration, energy tracking, GFCI (CCID), overcurrent protection, over-temperature monitoring, surge and overvoltage protection, undervoltage protection, ground integrity monitoring, missing diode detection, auto restart, display type, LED indicator, physical controls, RFID or access card support, dimensions (H × W × D), weight, wire size (AWG), dedicated breaker size, load management, user authentication, EMC compliance, external integration, and fault detection.
EV charger specifications are now organized into clear groups: Charging Performance, Electrical & Installation, Communication & Smart Features, Safety & Protection, Durability & Environment, Interface & Access, Physical Specifications, Compliance & Standards, and Warranty.
Other Monthly Updates
June 2026 Site Improvement & Content Refresh
June 2026 Sitewide Content Updates
Instead of publishing a large volume of new content in June 2026, we focused on improving and expanding our existing content to make it more useful, accurate, and easier to navigate. Most of the work focused on our EV charger archive pages, organized under the EV Chargers drop-down site header menu.
Major updates to all eight charger amperage pages (12A, 16A, 24A, 32A, 40A, 48A, 50A, 80A), seven NEMA outlet pages (NEMA 5-15, NEMA 5-20, NEMA 6-20, NEMA 6-50, NEMA 14-30, NEMA 14-50, Portable) including a new NEMA 14-30 page that filled a content gap, five certification pages (UL Certified, ETL Listed, CSA Certified, FCC Listed, ENERGY STAR) rebuilt with utility rebate information and certification verification guidance, three major hub pages (Homepage, Certifications Hub, and Vehicle Brand Hub), four EV charging safety pages (Kids Safety, Home Safety, Workplace Safety, and Programs & Initiatives), seven accessory category pages (Circuit Breakers, Circuit Breaker Panels, Adapters, Plug-In Outlets, Outlet Covers, Wire, Extension Cords), and installation-type pages covering Hardwired, Plug-In, Portable, 120V, 240V, and a new Dual Voltage category.
Every page was given a unique editorial focus to better serve our readers. We also added stronger page structure, Technical Spec Snapshot table placeholders, tier-specific buyer’s guides, nine unique FAQs with structured data support, and better internal links connecting related pages for amperage, outlets, and installation types. These improvements make it easier for readers to find the right information while strengthening the site’s overall content quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I request a review for a specific EV charger or accessory?
Yes, and we strongly encourage it. Our readers are our most valuable resource for identifying emerging technologies and real-world challenges. When you request a review, you’re guiding our research to address the performance, compatibility, and installation issues that matter most to EV owners.
We welcome requests for any EV charging product, from home EV chargers to portable chargers and EV charging accessories. When submitting, consider including:
Your Vehicle: Make, model, and year to test for specific charging curves and compatibility.
Your Use Case: Daily commuting, road trips, or home installation. This helps us prioritize features like smart scheduling, cable management, or ruggedness.
Specific Questions: Long-term reliability, smart home integration, or true power output under different conditions. The clearer your questions, the more targeted our review.
Contact us with the product details and your points of interest. Our team will evaluate it for future testing, ensuring our reviews remain hands-on, data-driven, and focused on delivering expert insights for your charging decisions.
How often is the content calendar updated?
We regularly update our calendar to reflect newly tested EV chargers, accessories, and safety updates. Previously tested products are also reviewed to ensure all information remains current.
Can I get notified when a product I’m interested in is tested?
Yes! You can subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates when new chargers, accessories, or review updates are published. You can also bookmark specific product pages to easily check back for the latest test results and updates.
Why We Built the Content Calendar
We launched the Electric Vehicle Geek Content Calendar on August 18, 2025, to organize and document every stage of our editorial and testing process. As the EV charging market evolves with new product releases, firmware updates, changing standards, and reader requests, the calendar ensures our testing, reviews, buying guides, comparisons, research, and site improvements are planned and prioritized systematically.
The calendar serves as the roadmap for our editorial workflow, helping us schedule product testing, update existing content, publish new reviews, and continuously improve our website. It also coordinates our EV charger test bench by prioritizing testing, allocating bench time efficiently, and maintaining consistent, repeatable real-world testing procedures across chargers and charging accessories.
We publish this calendar to provide complete transparency into our work. Readers can see what we’re currently testing, reviewing, researching, updating, or improving, along with upcoming projects and completed work. By making our editorial process public, we demonstrate our commitment to producing accurate, up-to-date, and trustworthy EV charging content.
