What’s Missing in the Electric-Vehicle Revolution: Enough Places to Plug In
Even so, during his most recent road trip, from Tampa, Fla., back home to Fort Carson, Colo., he spent about 58 hours on the road.His relatively sluggish pace was due to his need to regularly power up the Bolt’s battery at a “fast†charger—so called because they’re many times faster than typical home chargers.
Those include: too few charging stations, too much demand at the stations that are available, broken chargers, confusing payment systems, exorbitant electricity rates, and uncertainty over how long their cars need to charge.