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I think we are still at the point where most people are charging at home, but it is pretty easy to imagine overwhelming the public charging system if that dynam
by Kon-Peki 4y ago
I think we are still at the point where most people are charging at home, but it is pretty easy to imagine overwhelming the public charging system if that dynamic changes unexpectedly.
You also have to consider that supply of EVs is not meeting demand and that helps.
- theshrike79 4y agoHome charging should be the default. You come home after work, you spend 15 seconds plugging in and that's it. You get 100-150km of range overnight by doing essentially nothing. Most people don't commute 100km+ every day, so the car will be topped up every morning.
- sojournerc 4y agoMost people don't live in single-family homes where this is feasible. How do those who park on the street charge their vehicle?
- outworlder 4y agoAdd outlets to streets. We have added parking meters, so why not. Add meters and generate some revenue for the city to pay for them.
- theshrike79 4y agoI don't live in a single-family home. I live in an apartment complex with 50+ apartments. We have 50+ parking spots, every one of those has a 230V/16A outlet. Has had since this place was constructed in the 90's.