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by pjc50
1088 days ago
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Yeah, it's always been a chicken-and-egg transition problem. There's always a least convenient link in the chain. Hence all sorts of schemes to nudge people / subsidize early adopters so the cycle of "we don't need to solve charging because nobody has EVs"/"we can't have an EV because there's no charging" is broken. Hence why I think it will expand outward from urban centres, motivated by e.g. ULEZ requirements. |
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