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When you use a charging station, you pay for the power you consume, but not for "parking". This usually means you can't stay for a particularly long time.
by danielheath 1y ago
When you use a charging station, you pay for the power you consume, but not for "parking".
This usually means you can't stay for a particularly long time.
- rsolva 1y agoCorrect, but the time you can stay is surprisingly generous in Oslo, between 3 and 24 hours, depending on location. I used to dread driving to Oslo, but after I discovered that the municipality had repurposed an old bunker to fit hundreads of chargers/parking spost dead in the middle of town, I visit with gleeful joy :P Here is a map of all charging points provided by the municipality around Oslo: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/2053e5d9f24c48c487e52e0963e988b4/page/Elbil https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/2053e5d9f24c48c487e...
- apelapan 1y agoI see on that map, that on my last visit to Oslo I could have parked 20m from my hotel entrance for €10 over night, instead of parking in the garage 50m further away for €120. Didn't really need to charge, so just went for a normal spot.
- arresin 1y agoI wish we had the brains to do this in Aussie cities
- Broken_Hippo 1y agoNot in Trondheim. You pay one fee for the parking and another for the charging.