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Public charging is just going to be subject to bottlenecks. People are told to add a layer of planning to trips, and or accept a capability reduction.
Home charging makes most sense from a garage. Making it an issue if one wants to re-purpose the spot. And limiting the set of following owners the cars appeal to.
What will it take for the pro-ev side to stop telling people they'll have to learn to live with the drawbacks? And to admit adoption isn't an inevitable end?
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