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That doesn't exactly bode well for the EV revolution, then, does it?
by CamperBob2 11mo ago
That doesn't exactly bode well for the EV revolution, then, does it?
- tekno45 11mo agowut?
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- LogicFailsMe 11mo agoThe average commute in the United States is about 24 miles a day round trip. That's about 10 kWH. That's enough to charge overnight on a 15A circuit.
- CamperBob2 11mo agoYou can drive around with 24 miles of charge, but ... I'll pass, thanks. In reality, if you have a dryer outlet, you have a good fraction of 10 kW available.
- LogicFailsMe 11mo agoI just put in a dedicated 50 amp circuit myself and my car charges from ~25% to full in about 6-7 hours. But I wanted to present the lazy worst case scenario. The warrior's FUD here is that there isn't enough easily available lithium for everyone in just California alone to have one.
- BuffaloEric33 11mo agoAlmost all home EV charging is <=10kW.