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The 46% and 63% you mentioned probably live in a city with many apartment buildings, so it would be really hard to find a spot where a car could get significant
by GaggiX 4y ago
The 46% and 63% you mentioned probably live in a city with many apartment buildings, so it would be really hard to find a spot where a car could get significant sunlight. When I read the first half of your comment, I thought it was against solar panels on cars. Certainly this will not help you if you want an alternative to not installing a home charger.
- threeseed 4y ago> so it would be really hard to find a spot where a car could get significant sunlight I assume you have a specific city in mind where this is the case. It must be a fascinating place given most of the public is living in perpetual shade.
- GaggiX 4y agoI am part of the 46% of Europeans who live in apartments and my house already barely get any sunlight during the day living at the second floor, the lights are on during the day if I want to see something that is not on a monitor. Cars are not lucky enough to be several meters above the ground to get more sunlight like my house, here in Milan the few places that are not covered by buildings are covered by trees.