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I Surrendered Charging Decisions To My EV, And Then Worried About Something Else

30 Sep 2024 | Abstracted from The Globe and Mail

"Instead of mapping out my own charging strategy using various apps on my smartphone, and factoring in a significant buffer in my [Hyundai Ioniq 5] EV's state of charge, I let the machine do the planning...the route planning software was a terrific co-pilot for me and my family. It directed us to fast-chargers over the 3,400-kilometre journey from Toronto to Nova Scotia and back that required fewer stops than last year."

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