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As a person travelling through Europe with an electric car, the biggest pain point in charging is in countries where there's a need to get off the highway and b
by xiphias2 3y ago
As a person travelling through Europe with an electric car, the biggest pain point in charging is in countries where there's a need to get off the highway and back (especially in France and Spain where I need to go through 2 payment gates every time I need to charge my car).
There's a clearly defined conspiracy between gas station companies to not install electric chargers on highways in these countries.
As a counterexample, in Portugal and Italy it's quite easy to travel and I never had range anxiety.
- wcoenen 3y agoI'm confused about your comment on France. This doesn't seem to be a problem when driving from Brussels to Marseille. The toll roads have good facilities, including rapid chargers. Perhaps it's different in the South West?