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Presumably most of the charging done at home? It seems to be when you're reliant on premium (fast) public chargers that the costs add up. At home you can take a
by cjrp 4y ago
Presumably most of the charging done at home? It seems to be when you're reliant on premium (fast) public chargers that the costs add up. At home you can take advantage of things like the Octopus EV tariff and pay 10p/kWh overnight for EV charging.
- ben7799 4y agoThe article is talking about public chargers. I don't have an EV.. but my driving pattern would put me at 99% home charging. Basically I'd never need to use a public charger other than 4-5 road trips a year.
- bb123 4y agoThat's correct. It's like arguing that food is too expensive when you only eat premium take-out. For most people it's something you do maybe once a month.