YouTube personality Steve Hammes leased a Hyundai Kona Electric sport utility vehicle for his 17-year-old daughter Maddie for three reasons: it was affordable, practical and allowed Maddie to put her cash toward college, not fuel. Now, the upstate New York resident has a dilemma many EV owners can relate to: finding available charging stations far away from home.
"We're going through the planning process of how easily Maddie can get from Albany to Gettysburg [College] and where she can charge the car," Hammes told ABC News. "It makes me a little nervous. We want fast chargers that take 30 to 40 minutes -- it would not make sense to sit at a Level 2 charger for hours. There isn't a good software tool that helps EV owners plan their trips."
You need 50 kW to charge, not exceeding 80% load and assuming 90% transform and rectification efficiency. That is a 70kVA requirement and this little baby can power your circus.
Unless/until there is a seismic improvement in battery technology, these overpriced kiddie toys are good for nothing except local commuting and grocery getting.
There was a kike user on here who tried to push (((EVs))) when I called them out for being slow to charge and near impossible to handle / use functionally.
fast chargers that take 30 to 40 minutes
kek I can fill my tank up 10+ times in that amount of time.
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