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Re:EV Charging Infrastructure in America Still Sucks by mcot2 on Monday April 26, 2021 @10:51PM (#26951391)
At least for Tesla, around the eastern seaboard, this is not the case. The rest of the EV world will eventually converge to this state as the infrastructure is built out.

The leading edge of EV’s (Model S Long Range) now have over 400 miles (300+ to 80%). I-95 for example in NJ and CT have 250kW peak Superchargers spaced every 20-30 miles or so. Its not quite the same as ICE still but it is getting very close. I can imagine the technology will be there in 2-3 years and it doesn’t require any sort of solid state battery technology.

Re:EV Charging Infrastructure in America Still Sucks by throwawayboise on Tuesday April 27, 2021 @02:37AM (#26952760)
Agree, it's all great if you are driving around a major built up metro area. It doesn't work if you're driving to North Dakota.
Re:EV Charging Infrastructure in America Still Sucks by LTL_FTC on Tuesday April 27, 2021 @02:07AM (#26952572)
I’m still hoping for inductive charging roads. The modern day electric race track toys, if you will.