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It costs more, because you need a bigger bursty supply behind, bigger hardware, etc. You have "some" economy of scale but not fully. This is why for example, yo
by Loic 4y ago
It costs more, because you need a bigger bursty supply behind, bigger hardware, etc. You have "some" economy of scale but not fully. This is why for example, you have many charging stations who are now coupled with batteries, to be able to smooth the load on the grid. At the end you get:
grid -> battery pack at the charging station -> battery of the vehicule
- Dylan16807 4y agoCosts more than what? I thought we were comparing a big bursty supply at 120 volts and a big bursty supply at higher voltage. Did I understand your initial comment wrong and you weren't talking about voltage at all?