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by Defitio
1347 days ago
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Either you charge over night than you can charge slow and steady ( I did this at my parents house a few times with 800watts or so, which is not a lot) or at work where you already can have smart charging. Independent of this, plenty of counties use energy to heat (consumes a lot) or have ac which also pulls a lot. Ev charging is estimated with 10% additional load on a power grid. That's doable. Is it a challenge? Yes. In one place more than in another place |
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