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Re:We're Not Even Close to EVs Being as Cheap as Gas Cars, M... by rascul on Monday April 04, 2022 @11:10PM (#30914912)
> Everybody will be charging at home/work. Other places you'll likely charge are conveniently located places between long distance destinations. Rest areas for example.

It seems like there's a lot of work to be done to scale this up for when electric vehicles get more popular. Many apartment complexes I see have no facilities for this, for example. But electric vehicles are also quite rare in this area.

Re:We're Not Even Close to EVs Being as Cheap as Gas Cars, M... by vel0city on Tuesday April 05, 2022 @12:09AM (#30915200)
Most people in the US live in single family homes. A ton of those homes have plenty of power capacity to add an EV to charge at home overnight. Sure, things might be complicated for apartment dwellers at the moment, but a massive percentage of the commuter miles driven in the US could be easily handled with EVs without massive infrastructure change.