> If this results in a 500% markup, customers should rightly be outraged. No, it just means that the economics are different than what you think and that you s

> If this results in a 500% markup, customers should rightly be outraged. No, it just means that the economics are different than what you think and that you should adjust your expectations accordingly. For example, we can expect most electric car owners to charge at home with public chargers predominantly being placed on or near long distance routes. Public chargers elsewhere may struggle to be viable, except perhaps where home charging is impractical (eg. in areas where people don't have off-street parking).