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You'll come across them randomly in places you'd never expect. The problem still exists though. 1) Unless your trip is relatively short, you'll probably need t
by logicalmonster 4y ago
You'll come across them randomly in places you'd never expect. The problem still exists though.
1) Unless your trip is relatively short, you'll probably need to charge between your home and the hotel.
2) What happens when there's 4 EV parking spots at your hotel and 5 (or more) guests show up at a hotel with EVs? Are people willing to spend their vacations stressing out over getting one of those spots?
Personally, I think EVs only work as a toy for the rich and mass-adoption currently involves too many problems for average people that cannot be resolved anytime soon.
- lostapathy 4y agoRight - I totally understand that we have a long ways to go. But at the same time, I think there's probably a lot more chargers running around already than most non-EV owners suspect. Do we have enough EV chargers for everyone today? Of course not. But the deployment does seem to be keeping up with the amount of EVs that exist, and that's good enough for today.