Re:Global electric vehicles sales grew 41% in 2020
by jsight on Thursday April 29, 2021 @11:52AM
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Do they have RV parks out there? Because if they will allow you to use them, most of those are suitable for overnight charging. I'm not familiar enough with the routes and distances involved to know, but it'd be interesting to see some of the specific locations you are thinking of?
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Re:Global electric vehicles sales grew 41% in 2020
by 2trill2spill on Thursday April 29, 2021 @12:03PM
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In the deep creeks there's nothing, no RV parks or anything for that matter, but that is a pretty extreme location to get to. But every other place I've been to in western Utah for climbing, hiking, camping is also quite remote, not as extreme as the Deep creeks, but they all involve driving down horrendous 4x4 roads with no services let alone charging for miles. Here's some of the climbing areas I'm talking about[1]. Although most areas are not written down as that is the local tradition.
[1]: https://www.mountainproject.com/area/112409907/west-desert
Re:Global electric vehicles sales grew 41% in 2020
by jsight on Thursday April 29, 2021 @03:47PM
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Hmm, seems like the closest high speed charging is Fillmore, UT, about 60-70 miles away?
Obviously, I don't know of any current EVs that would be suitable for those kinds of 4x4 roads, but it seems like it isn't impossible from an infrastructure standpoint.
TBH, part of me thinks that in the long run getting electricity near places like this will actually be easier than getting gasoline there.