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Nothing to show for it? Q4 2024 NEVI quarterly update · Joint Office of Energy and Transportation -
By Sherminator98 · Posted
I wouldn't count on that Guess you don't remember this: https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/how-us-prevented-japan-s-toshiba-from-becoming-no-1-chipmaker-62393 -
Circle K has done that. When I went up to Champaign, IL for the Purdue - Illinois football game, I stopped by a Circle K gas station there that had DC fast chargers. They worked great on my F-150 Lightning
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I wonder why gas stations haven’t voluntarily added chargers? You’d think they would love having customers essentially trapped there for 30 minutes.
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Yea, it's gonna happen no matter what, it's just a question of how soon. What any government official in the U.S. does or doesn't do ain't gonna change that
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Seriously, just let the Chinese EVs into America. Those that want a BEV will buy one but I’m betting that most people will continue wanting other vehicles
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As a limited production manufacturer, UK market and other places permit them provided the numbers are not excessive, hence the low numbers. there is an other manufacturer making Mark 1 and 2 Escorts with a variety of engine choices, there’s even electric versions on the way…. https://mst-cars.com
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Adding an outlet to a residence is easy. We’re talking about an apartment complex where every space or most spaces need an outlet. That’s a huge expense because you also have to upgrade the infrastructure feeding the building and onsite to handle the load and circuits.
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I can Forsee for Multi-family dwellings the deployment of a Bring your own Cable (BYOC) solution to accommodate flexible parking situations and improved reliability SAE J3400 and the game-changing advances in AC charging BYOC Finally Comes to America with itselectric — The Watt Car
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By fuzzymoomoo · Posted
I’m ok with this. The federal government has already spent waaaay too much on charging infrastructure with nothing to show for it. Leave it to the states and/or the private sector. Tesla has already proven they’re way more effective at it than the government.
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