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Not sure how it actually "feels" in other countries but I know exactly 2 or 3 people in Germany who own an electric car (and one of them may not even, anymore).
by wink 5y ago
Not sure how it actually "feels" in other countries but I know exactly 2 or 3 people in Germany who own an electric car (and one of them may not even, anymore).
I'm living in an apartment building and the closest place to charge it would be in front of a supermarket. I don't think my landlord would do something for the rented parking spots, and those are even the exception because road parking is the norm.
Don't take this pessimistic outlook as being against any of this, but without owning (or renting) a house with a garage I simply don't see how charging would realistically work. Maybe I'm living in the wrong part of the city but even in other parts the charging points are far and between.
- Isinlor 5y agoIn Netherlands charging stations next to roads in local neighborhoods are pretty normal. Overall, most people probably will be charging while parked at work.
- wink 5y agoIt's been many years since I was going to work by car more than like once a month. Yes, my current office actually has electric charging, but it's the (rarer) case that I'd commuting from inside the city to a (kinda) suburb.