New Research Says a Lack of EV Charging Stations Isn't Actually a Big Deal
28 Nov 2022 | Abstracted from The Manual
"...new research [in the UK] that dives into how EV owners charge their vehicles suggests that the lack of available chargers shouldn't be a core factor when deciding to purchase an EV."...70% of charging sessions utilize less than 10 kWh per plug-in...second explanation is that owners overestimate how much range they'll need from their EV for daily drives, while the last hints toward the reliance on at-home charging stations."
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