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Study: 1 In 5 EV Charging Attempts Is A Fail
18 Aug 2023 | Abstracted from Green Car Reports
"J.D. Power Electric Vehicle Experience Public Charging study...found that 20% of EV drivers who visited a charging station did not charge their vehicles. Reasons for this ranged from chargers being inoperable to long lines...
"...frequency of unsuccessful visits to charging stations varied geographically...Among charging networks, Volta was ranked highest for Level 2 charging with a score of 665 points, beating out the second-place Tesla Destination network (661) and ChargePoint (618)."
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