> you don't necessarily need to charge AT HOME. If you drive yourself to work and sit there for 8 hours This make sense but I think it's a deal breaker for man

> you don't necessarily need to charge AT HOME. If you drive yourself to work and sit there for 8 hours This make sense but I think it's a deal breaker for many. It would be for me, anyway. I don't want to depend on my employer to keep my car running. Just the idea is depressing; it'd feel like an admission that I'm "living to work". Not to mention the fact that it would limit my options for switching jobs.