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Unreliable Charging Networks Plagued 1 in 5 EV Owners Last Year: Study
10 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from The Drive
"The lowest-rated charging network had nearly 2 in 5 EV owners failing to charge their cars.
"JD Power's study examined more than 26,500 charging attempts in all 50 states across the U.S...one in five charging sessions, or 21.4% of all charges, resulted in some sort of problem. The most problematic charging network in the U.S. - which wasn't named by the agency - experienced a whopping 39% failure rate."
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