With the announcement by various charging networks such as GridServe and Osprey that they will be building hundreds of charging hubs over the next few years, it got me wondering what the current situation is for hubs. They're likely to play a big part in long-term EV infrastructure and journey planning. How many of us are going to plan to stop at these specifically because we know we're very likely to be able to get a charge?
So I decided to map it out.
(I recommend only enabling one category at a time as the pins overlap)
It's by no means a complete list and mostly just a bit of fun to see what it would look like if I were to say to myself "I feel confident stopping at these places on a long journey and know I will get a charge".
My main criteria was 6+ of the same connector type operating at the same speed to make the cut.
You'll also notice the sites appear in multiple categories if they meet the criteria for those categories and it seems relevant.
Anyway, I probably missed some but feel free to shout if you know of other high-powered ones that should be added.
So I decided to map it out.
(I recommend only enabling one category at a time as the pins overlap)
It's by no means a complete list and mostly just a bit of fun to see what it would look like if I were to say to myself "I feel confident stopping at these places on a long journey and know I will get a charge".
My main criteria was 6+ of the same connector type operating at the same speed to make the cut.
You'll also notice the sites appear in multiple categories if they meet the criteria for those categories and it seems relevant.
Anyway, I probably missed some but feel free to shout if you know of other high-powered ones that should be added.
