Eva Borisov
Eva Borisov is the ev.guru team’s editorial pseudonym for practical buying advice about parking, home charging and everyday EV use.
Editorial approach
Start with everyday life, then make the choice: concrete situations, plain-language comparisons and useful checks before buying.
- Begin with a concrete question: where is the car parked, how far is it driven, and what can actually be installed at home?
- Explain technical terms when they first appear. Label illustrative scenarios and relate trade-offs to the reader’s parking space, electrical setup and routine.
- Finish with a short decision checklist: what fits, what needs checking before purchase, and which alternative is worth considering?
Articles by Eva Borisov

EV charging for renters and condo owners: right-to-charge laws by state in 2026
Some states bar landlords and HOAs from blocking a charger at your own space, but you pay for installation, power and insurance. Rules in 8 verified states, costs to settle and a request checklist.
By Eva Borisov
EV battery warranty 2026: what 12 automakers cover in the US and what can void it
Most EV batteries are covered for 8 years/100,000 miles, some for 10 years, usually against loss below 70%. What 12 brands promise, where California's rule stands and what transfers when you buy used.
By Eva Borisov
Hardwired or plug-in EV charger? Choose the installation before the box
A 48-amp label is not an installation plan. Compare plug-in and hardwired charging, see what the extra power actually saves, and know what to ask an electrician before buying.
By Eva Borisov
Tesla Universal vs ChargePoint Home Flex vs Lectron: which home charger fits?
Choose by connector, cable reach and the installed total. Exact US configurations, realistic overnight charging examples, Lectron’s switch from V-BOX Pro to NEXUS and the questions to settle before ordering.
By Eva Borisov
Buying a used EV: verify the battery, charging and paperwork
A practical used-EV checklist: which records to ask for, what battery evidence tells you, and whether charging and costs fit your everyday life.
By Eva Borisov
Level 1 or Level 2 at home? Match charging power to your real week
See whether 120-volt charging covers your week, how a short off-peak window changes the calculation and when a Level 2 installation earns its place.
By Eva Borisov
Plan an EV road trip: charging stops, energy and reserve
Build a two-leg energy budget, select a compatible real charging stop, and keep weather, payment, and backup decisions visible.
By Eva Borisov