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There are 7,869 locations and 15,661 CCS ports in the US and Canada (versus 2,297 locations and 25,247 Tesla ports): https://afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_
by clouddrover 3y ago
There are 7,869 locations and 15,661 CCS ports in the US and Canada (versus 2,297 locations and 25,247 Tesla ports):
https://afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_locations.html https://afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_locations.html
It's plugs on chargers and inlets on cars. It'll be a slow and tedious process.
- _ea1k 3y agoTBH, the afdc data badly overstates the number of available locations. Not only do they include a lot of broken or otherwise inaccessible locations, but they include things like this: https://www.plugshare.com/location/1564 https://www.plugshare.com/location/1564 I think that currently holds the record for the slowest DCFC in the country. :)
- SEJeff 3y ago> max 13A, 4kW Wow! You'd get a better charge from a standard 15A 110V AC plug.
- jaguar1878 3y agoNo, you want to compare Watts, not Volts, as Watts measures power and Volts is just potential. A 15A 110V outlet can supply 1500W continuous (1.5kW). A 4kW DC charger is almost three times higher power than this.
- SEJeff 3y agoI didn’t include the crappy L2 destination chargers, of which there are a whole lot more of that support teslas. I was referring to the L3 superchargers / fast chargers or equivalent. The majority of the ones you linked are L2 chargers are are not that useful outside of destination charging.
- clouddrover 3y agoThat is DC fast chargers. If you include J1772 AC chargers in the count the numbers are 66,093 locations and 146,206 ports.