Having been an EV driver for a few years now, and finally dropping the second ICE for a longer range EV, it occurs to me that the ‘where will people charge and how’ question is pretty much answered by ‘slow charge where you sleep, fast charge to top up’.
As such, it’s the rollout of rapids that should, in my view, be the key concern to the community but there is no clear information about network growth - great info here and elsewhere but it’s largely ‘I spotted’ or a few planning application trawls.
Shouldn't there be a more centralised repository for ‘coming soon’ which is fed by the networks or the government? It feels like the ongoing growth of the network will be key in reassuring new drivers to ditch the ICE as well as us existing ones to use EVs above ICEs.
Unless I’ve missed one?
As such, it’s the rollout of rapids that should, in my view, be the key concern to the community but there is no clear information about network growth - great info here and elsewhere but it’s largely ‘I spotted’ or a few planning application trawls.
Shouldn't there be a more centralised repository for ‘coming soon’ which is fed by the networks or the government? It feels like the ongoing growth of the network will be key in reassuring new drivers to ditch the ICE as well as us existing ones to use EVs above ICEs.
Unless I’ve missed one?