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Why So Many EV Chargers in America Don't Work
18 May 2023 | Abstracted from Bloomberg
Bloomberg Quicktake video looks at charger manufacturers' efforts to improve the reliability of their chargers and their networks; in ChargePoint's case, as featured in the video, rigorous environmental and use testing. For US drivers to change to electric cars, the network, as being encouraged by federal rules and incentives, they need to have confidence public chargers will work when and where they are needed."
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