4 ms·
So, whats the incentive to keep these maintained? If it's anything like the USA they'll all be vandalized or worn out in a few years, and no one will spend any
by droopyEyelids 9y ago
So, whats the incentive to keep these maintained?
If it's anything like the USA they'll all be vandalized or worn out in a few years, and no one will spend any money to fix 'em because they don't make anyone any money.
- vvanders 9y agoAll the superchargers I've seen have been really well maintained(in fact Centralia just got a whole new batch) but I agree that the other networks can be a bit spotty at times.
- averagewall 9y agoProfit? My city already has e-bike charging stations on just about every street of every block. They still work, no doubt because they're profitable. Also, China doesn't have the vandalism problem of America. Kids don't go out of their way to destroy things for fun.
- Baeocystin 9y ago? Yes they do. It's a real problem. There are a lot of people working to make things better, but there is a lot of work to be done. I find this fellow's assessment accurate, if you want a brief overview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdsb2wwn-7g#t=3m9s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdsb2wwn-7g#t=3m9s
- tomcam 9y agoIf it's anything like China, they'll be worn out in a few short months. There is not much of a culture of building maintenance in China. Source: Asian family, homeowner in China.