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It doesn't. Because those manufacturers realized it doesn't matter. Think of how simple a charging station is in comparison to a place that could swap batterie
by Aeronwen 6y ago
It doesn't. Because those manufacturers realized it doesn't matter.
Think of how simple a charging station is in comparison to a place that could swap batteries, yet how hard it is to even get chargers installed in enough places.
- homeless_engi 6y agoI'm not sold on the technology yet either, but this company has built over 135 batter swap stations in China. [1] For reference, that compares to about 500 supercharger stations in the country. While building swapping stations does seem a hard problem, it doesn't seem insurmountable given the potential benefits to consumers. 1. https://www.nio.com/blog/brief-history-battery-swapping https://www.nio.com/blog/brief-history-battery-swapping