As long as the charging stop is less than what you’d stop for anyway then it doesn’t really matter, but there is the issue of charger availability so shorter ti

As long as the charging stop is less than what you’d stop for anyway then it doesn’t really matter, but there is the issue of charger availability so shorter times would benefit this. Electric car sales are still growing large amounts year on year so this puts pressure on existing charging networks. When I stopped at a regular stop the other week there were multiple new cars in the charging bays. Still lots of spaces but they need to start making more chargers to keep up with increasing demand.