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1. It is a hassle with no benefit. 2. At least one but perhaps several orders of magnitudes more expensive than doing it at home. In part because you can charg
by tjoff 6y ago
1. It is a hassle with no benefit.
2. At least one but perhaps several orders of magnitudes more expensive than doing it at home. In part because you can charge overnight when pricing is the lowest.
I'd guess most people that have a EV-vehicle have a charger at home.
- adrianN 6y agoBoth points are true today, but need not be true in the future. If everyone plugging in and charging at 20kW around 6pm becomes a problem (at it probably would be one), then the incentives will change.