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Where does it say that? AFAIK these will be voluntary measures.
by secretsatan 4y ago
Where does it say that? AFAIK these will be voluntary measures.
- cs702 4y agoThe software necessary for remotely disabling vehicle use is already present in every EV. Whether the state can and will choose to use that software, now or in the future, is a separate question.
- Cthulhu_ 4y agoNot to mention every public charging post has a data connection to meter things; I wouldn't be surprised if private ones do too, at least the higher capacity ones. Regular plugs won't, but they're very slow charging relatively (and thus won't have as high an impact on the grid) I mean one thing they could also do is just lower the max charging capacity, or shape it according to current capacity.
- secretsatan 4y agoIt’s pretty much present in every modern car, but in a non paranoid world, what will probably happen is the police will just stop them on the road
- starkd 4y agoVoluntary at first. It could easily become mandatory as the grid gets more and more strained from the increased usage.