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> a regular, not fully able-bodied person could accomplish the task Why? Charging stations presumably would have staff and equipment to do the swaps. There's n
by JohnFen 2y ago
> a regular, not fully able-bodied person could accomplish the task
Why? Charging stations presumably would have staff and equipment to do the swaps. There's no need to make it so that literally everyone is physically able to do them.
- moandcompany 2y ago> Charging stations presumably would have staff and equipment to do the swaps. This is a very large assumption. Also, where will the staff come from? Will there be enough charging stations with sufficient equipment and staff?
- JohnFen 2y agoGas stations manage to have staff. All I know is that swappable batteries would eliminate a fair number of the problems that make me avoid EVs. Perhaps it's not feasible, but the current charging situation isn't (for me) either. So, if I'm going to anything electric in the nearish future, hybrids are the only realistic option.