Nope, the thought process is as more places add these you don't need 2-3 hours to charge. You are zipping from place to place and getting a near constant trickle charge, then top up overnight at home.
I guess that works for the people on night shift.
Employees can have different chargers since they will be there 4-8 hours. No different than the blue line big box stores have in their lots today.
I...guess.
I was talking about apartments, you said covered parking with solar arrays. People usually are gone during the day and home at night when it's dark.
amonia fuel cells are the future, once they get to the point you can just swap them out and they are stable and good to go.
that's because you are an idiot.
www.annapolisparking.com
Same thing happened when we went from horses to cars. But you know what? Capitalism is a thing, and when there is a buck to be made by offering a convenience then business will provide. It's how we got random gas stations along Route 66 in the middle of nowhere.
I meant covered arrays at stores. People at home are still on their own. But I could see it being billable electric at the parking spot for apartments or homes.
but what are we going to do with all these VHS tapes and non-bluray DVDs?!
it's a joke, dickbag.
This is when i'll adopt.
True.
I don't know why I respond to your posts...but what you post is just so ridiculous sometimes.
Agree. And none of this is going to happen overnight. Even when we are talking about making the change "soon", that means the next 20 years. Even then it will be a blended change over with early adopters and resistors. Of course once we have self driving cars we won't be able to see the full benefit until all the "dumb cars" are off the road.
With the charger at home I don’t anticipate ever going to a public charger out of need unless for some reason we take it on a longer trip. The big thing is getting a charger at home. When you have that public chargers only matter if you travel beyond the range.
…and if you want a longer trip?