> After a week of just running the 1.5 kw slow charger I realized that was fine.
Wait, did you tell that you were using EV charger at home actually? I'm confused by the wording.
> After a week of just running the 1.5 kw slow charger I realized that was fine.
Wait, did you tell that you were using EV charger at home actually? I'm confused by the wording.
240v medium charging often needs a wall mount charger, though can plug into a dryer/oven outlet. More expensive but meets the needs of everyone.
Shortsighted defeatism is not compelling.
I'm actually considering EV as my next car, and due to some legal BS and my own mistakes I will likely need to quickly sell my ICE car at a loss next year and buy something in replacement, which I otherwise wouldn't do for at least five to ten more years, my car is just fine for me. But without ability to charge my car at home, EV is an absolute non-starter and out of the question, I will likely get a hybrid Corolla instead. Taking vacations at a gas station or walking for an hour there and back or paying for an expensive public transport twice for every charging is not my dream really.
If you have a good fast charger network available you don’t really need to have a 240v charger or even a charger at all.