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I live in apartment. I can't charge at home and together with me many other people.
by TheLoafOfBread 4y ago
I live in apartment. I can't charge at home and together with me many other people.
- Kirby64 4y agoDifferent use-case. I wouldn't argue that anyone that lives in an apartment own an EV with the current state of domestic apartment-based EV charging, honestly, unless they are REALLY certain they're OK with the hassle of using a DCFC to charge their car. That said, this is not the fault of the car manufacturer. It's the fault of a national lack of urgency regarding charging infrastructure. I'd support some sort of mandate to require Level 2 charging be included in apartments (or some sort of heavy federal subsidy) to accelerate the transition. Cause obviously apartments are going to be a thing forever... so we need to change parking structures to accommodate EVs.
- TheLoafOfBread 4y agoThis is not a different use case. This is just an example how pushing for BEVs makes no sense. It does not work and it does not scale. BEVs are pushed only by nonsensical policies of people who lives in gated communities and have no idea about real world. BEVs are surviving on subsidies and are dead end technology without future. Like 3DTV. It used be hype too, now nobody knows that it even existed.