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Also no places where you regularly go? In Central Europe a lot of supermarkets and malls already have DC charging (sometimes AC charging too). So during a regu
by andix 3y ago
Also no places where you regularly go?
In Central Europe a lot of supermarkets and malls already have DC charging (sometimes AC charging too). So during a regular (20-30 min) visit at the supermarket you can easily charge the battery up to 80%.
Where I live every town with more than ~1000 inhabitants got at least one AC charging spot operated by the local electricity provider. Charging there may be cumbersome though, because you may need to walk back 5-10 minutes to your apartment and pick up the car a few hours later.