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well that makes sense, most people do not have level-2 charging capabilities in their home, nor do they care enough to run an extension cord. the right stat to
by endisneigh 4y ago
well that makes sense, most people do not have level-2 charging capabilities in their home, nor do they care enough to run an extension cord.
the right stat to get would be people who can and want to charge and look at the miles electric vs gas.
- timbit42 4y agoI don't know what percentage of PHEVs can charge at 120v but some can and it seems crazy if some can't because they have 1/10th the battery capacity of an EV and thus can charge in 1/10th the time at 240v but 1/5th the time at 120v, which would be feasible for a full charge within 12 hours, which is sufficient for many people's needs.