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Do they have electricity? They could become EV stations if they needed to. Much easier to sell electricity than different kinds of combustible.
by ASalazarMX 1y ago
Do they have electricity? They could become EV stations if they needed to. Much easier to sell electricity than different kinds of combustible.
- bluGill 1y agoNot in between, no power lines, no houses, businesses, no cell towers. 500 miles with nothing other than a barely passable road. Often the road is seasonal and not passible in the summer (mud).
- tracker1 1y agoNot if you want cars to be able to do more than a home charge in the US. Fast chargers require a LOT of power generation and delivery... more than a lot of homes. With combustibles, you drive a large tank to the site, park it, sell the fuel assuming there isn't a permanent tank in place. You can't just drive a large power plant into position, drop it off and all the power lines themselves magically appear along with it.