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"At that moment, that electrification moment, they have to decide how they’re going to run that vehicle." No, you don't. You use the L1 charger that comes by d
by krallja 4y ago
"At that moment, that electrification moment, they have to decide how they’re going to run that vehicle."
No, you don't. You use the L1 charger that comes by default with the car. Later, if you decide you want a faster charger, you put in a NEMA 14-50 and keep using the grid. When you get sick of the power bill, you upgrade to solar panels. When the solar panels don't work in a winter outage, you upgrade to batteries. You don't have to do _any_ of this stuff to successfully own an EV.