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Many of those parking spaces in major cities cannot handle even a slight increase in congestion due to charging, and the time to plug-in and un plug is too much for them. Think about your local downtown Whole Foods parking lot.



My local Whole Foods parking lot has had EV charging spaces for 8 years. I used to charge my Nissan LEAF there while grocery shopping back in the day.


And how many others can charge when you charge? 5? Or fewer?


4, and I never saw all 4 in use at once. You don't need infrastructure for 200 million EVs today if there's only 2 million on the road. They'll grow together.


Is that a bad thing if it’s still early days for EVs? Do you not think that more stations can and will be installed?


Why are you driving downtown to supermarket? Perhaps your city needs to be planned in a more efficient and livable manner.




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