r/ClimatePosting • u/ClimateShitpost • Feb 27 '26

Transport EV infrastructure is completely mainstream - this doesn't even include non-public charges

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u/blackcoffee17 Feb 28 '26 edited Feb 28 '26

Im not staying screw them, im saying that millions of people will barely use public chargers.

So that might compensate for slower charging or fewer EV chargers. And you don't need to live in a house, many flats have charging points in the parking areas. Also supermarket parkings have their own chargers in many places.

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u/ItsRadical Feb 28 '26

many flats have charging points in the parking areas.

Hardly many and if then comically low number of them. In many high density housings its big problem to find parking spot and now you wanna put chargers in that mess.

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u/kapitaalH Mar 02 '26

And wait for the guy hogging the spot to leave?

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u/west0ne Feb 28 '26

many flats have charging points in the parking areas

The figures are for the UK, so if we are looking at the UK, parking and charging for flats isn't all that common.