The People Who Write
Electric Car Wiki
Every article on Electric Car Wiki is written by a named author with a defined area of expertise. Learn who they are, what they cover, and how they work.
Founder of Electric Car Wiki. Michele oversees all editorial content and sets the quality standards that every article is measured against.
Tim specializes in product roundups and EV accessory reviews, bringing a consumer-first perspective to every hands-on recommendation.
Gloria writes practical ownership guides, charging how-tos, and EV conversion resources that help readers navigate every stage of EV life.
David covers EV fundamentals, powertrain technology, and environmental impact, writing clear explainers for readers new to the electric vehicle world.
Our Editorial Standards
All content is written by named authors, fact-checked against primary sources, and reviewed by our Editor-in-Chief before publication. No AI-only content is published. For full details, see our Editorial Policy.
Michele George
Editor-in-Chief · Electric Car Wiki · Covering EVs Since 2020
Michele founded Electric Car Wiki in 2020 to make the EV transition straightforward for American drivers. She oversees all editorial content, sets quality standards, and personally reviews the site’s most critical buying guides and EV policy coverage.
About Michele
Michele George founded Electric Car Wiki in 2020 after noticing a gap in honest, practically useful EV coverage aimed at everyday American buyers rather than tech enthusiasts. Her background in automotive journalism gave her a clear sense of what readers actually need when making a vehicle purchase decision: plain language, transparent sourcing, and an honest verdict unclouded by advertising relationships.
As Editor-in-Chief, Michele is involved in every significant article published on the site — setting the brief, reviewing the draft, confirming the score, and signing off before publication. She writes directly on topics where her editorial experience is strongest: long-form EV buying guides, US federal and state incentive analysis, and coverage of the charging infrastructure landscape.
Outside of Electric Car Wiki, Michele is an active EV owner and follows the US EV policy landscape closely, with particular attention to the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act’s tax credit provisions on buyer decisions.
Areas of Expertise
Editorial Approach
- Every guide she edits is verified against primary sources — EPA, IRS, and manufacturer data — before approval.
- She applies the same scoring framework to every vehicle or product review, regardless of affiliate commission rates.
- Content carrying her byline or editorial approval reflects genuine research, not AI-generated text.
- She reviews the site’s Editorial Policy and How We Test page at least quarterly to keep standards current.
Recent Articles
Tim Levin
Senior Writer · Product Reviews & EV Accessories · Joined 2025
Tim specializes in EV product roundups and accessory reviews, evaluating chargers, ride-on vehicles, and EV add-ons from a consumer-first perspective for the US market.
About Tim
Tim Levin joined Electric Car Wiki in 2025 to lead the site’s product review and roundup coverage. He brings a hands-on, consumer-focused approach to every evaluation — less interested in specs on paper than in how a product actually performs in daily use for a typical US driver.
His primary coverage areas are EV charging accessories, home charging equipment, and EV-specific consumer products. He applies the ECW review methodology to every roundup, cross-referencing manufacturer specifications with verified owner feedback before arriving at a recommendation.
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Areas of Expertise
Review Approach
- Evaluates products against the ECW six-criteria scoring framework before assigning a rating.
- Cross-references manufacturer specs with verified owner feedback patterns, not just star averages.
- Flags products with known safety, reliability, or value-for-money issues regardless of affiliate relationships.
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Recent Articles
Gloria W. Hughes
Senior Writer · Charging Guides & EV Ownership · Joined 2023
Gloria writes practical EV ownership guides, home charging how-tos, and conversion resources designed to help everyday US drivers get the most out of their electric vehicles.
About Gloria
Gloria W. Hughes joined Electric Car Wiki in 2023 to build out the site’s practical ownership content. Her writing addresses the questions real EV owners ask most often: How do I set up home charging? What’s the best way to maximize range in winter? How does EV conversion work?
Her guides are notable for their step-by-step clarity and their focus on real-world conditions rather than manufacturer-ideal scenarios. She draws on direct EV ownership experience and extensive research into US charging infrastructure to produce content that stays relevant well beyond its publication date.
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Areas of Expertise
Writing Approach
- Focuses on actionable, step-by-step content that a non-technical reader can follow without additional research.
- Verifies all technical claims — wiring requirements, charger specs, range expectations — against manufacturer and DOE data.
- Updates older guides as charging standards, vehicle software, and grid infrastructure evolve.
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Recent Articles
David D. Cole
Staff Writer · EV Basics & Technology · Joined 2023
David covers the fundamentals of electric vehicle technology, environmental impact, and EV history — writing clear, accurate explainers for readers who are new to the world of electric cars.
About David
David D. Cole joined Electric Car Wiki in 2023 as a Staff Writer focused on building the site’s foundational EV knowledge base. His content is designed for the large share of readers who are curious about EVs but are not yet familiar with how they work, how they compare to gas vehicles, or what the transition actually involves.
His writing draws on current research and primary data sources — including EPA emissions data, DOE efficiency figures, and manufacturer technical documentation — to ensure that even introductory content is factually precise.
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Areas of Expertise
Writing Approach
- Writes for readers encountering EV concepts for the first time — no assumed prior knowledge.
- Sources all technical and environmental claims from primary data (EPA, DOE, peer-reviewed publications where applicable).
- Avoids manufacturer marketing language, preferring independently verified specifications and third-party data.
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