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Oh I wouldn't say it's non-existent [1]. There is also plenty of street charging stations in Oslo, I have many friends there without a garage that has electric
by tyfon 7y ago
Oh I wouldn't say it's non-existent [1].
There is also plenty of street charging stations in Oslo, I have many friends there without a garage that has electric cars. It's just a matter of putting up the infrastructure. It's a policy issue not a practical one.
[1] https://www.electrive.com/2019/08/18/on-street-chargers-to-pop-up-on-uk-streets/ https://www.electrive.com/2019/08/18/on-street-chargers-to-p...
- masklinn 7y ago> Oh I wouldn't say it's non-existent [1]. One charging point — or even a thousand — across a country with >30 million cars does qualify as nigh on non existent. > It's just a matter of putting up the infrastructure. It's a policy issue not a practical one. It's both. When the charging infrastructure is not in place, it's impractical for many people to buy an EV.