Which EV road trip planning blogs are known for frequent updates and clear charger speed data?

Some EV road-trip planning blogs and resources that are often praised for being regularly updated and for giving clear charging-speed / charger-power details include:

• A Better Routeplanner (ABRP) blog / resources

  • Not a “blog” in the traditional sense, but widely used for trip planning.
  • Very clear about charging stops, estimated charging time, and charger power assumptions.
  • Frequently updated because its routing data and vehicle profiles are actively maintained.

• PlugShare Blog

  • Good for road-trip planning context plus real-world charger information.
  • Strong on charger locations, comments, reliability notes, and often includes charge-speed/power info in station listings.
  • Updates are fairly frequent, though the blog itself is less “trip-planning guide” focused than the app/database.

• InsideEVs road trip / travel coverage

  • Regularly updated EV travel stories and long-distance test drives.
  • Often includes actual charging speeds observed on different networks and vehicles.
  • Useful for comparing real-world performance rather than just theoretical route planning.

• EVAnnex blog

  • Often publishes practical EV travel and charging guides.
  • Tends to explain charging levels and connector/charger power clearly.
  • Updates are periodic; quality is strong for educational trip-planning content.

• Electrek EV road-trip articles

  • Frequently posts EV travel news, test drives, and charging-network coverage.
  • Usually gives straightforward charger-speed details when relevant.
  • Good for keeping up with fast-changing charging infrastructure.

• CleanTechnica EV travel posts

  • Covers EV road trips, charging network expansions, and practical planning tips.
  • Often mentions charger power and charging times.
  • Updated regularly, though the depth varies by article.

• Out of Spec Motoring / Out of Spec Reviews

  • More video-led than blog-led, but their written descriptions and trip reports are excellent.
  • Known for detailed real-world charging-speed testing and route challenges.
  • Very useful if you want actual observed charging behavior, not just estimates.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a short list of the best 3 for trip planning specifically, or
2. a comparison table with “update frequency,” “charger speed detail,” and “best use case.”