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EV Charging Doesn't Need to Be as Fast as Gas, Ionna CEO Says
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After 100k miles in an EV, road trips add about 20 minutes for every every 3 hours of driving. That's all. It's basically a trivial difference which gets statistically lost in the noise of traffic variability. If this causes an issue, it's a lack of prior planning.
Yep, though that depends on destination in some regions. When my partner and I planned our trip to their parents' place, what's normally a 9 hour drive turned into a 13 hour one because we ended up having to charge up to 100% from 5% for one of the intervals due to lack of CCS stations, which was nearly a 60-70 minute charge each way.
That may have changed in the intervening year, and I'd love to have that drive only extended ~1hr instead because we can do ~15% -> 80% charging intervals instead.
I fully agree with you, but you should check out the rest off this thread. I have someone who literally said:
I'm unwilling to plan out two 20 minute stops in my day long road trip that happens maybe once or twice a year in order to have the lowest maintenance lowest fuel cost vehicle I have ever owned. Not to mention the other two options if you seriously cannot do it. People are so carbrained/gas brained I just can't even. I will never go back to owning an ICE vehicle, literally why would you?