I mean, he’d still be wrong in my experience, but aiming for 10-15 min EV charging sounds fine. Would being as fast as gas be preferred? OF COURSE. I don’t want to spend a moment at a gas station that I don’t need to. Hell, I’ll leave if the pump is too slow and get gas sooner at a better place.
I literally pump my gas looking at the time because i need to be somewhere, i’ve literally never leisurely gotten gas, i dont even know what that means. Like youre bored at home and decide to go get some gas??
There’s a huge difference between charging in town while you’re out for other things, and refueling while on a longer road trip.
If you’re in town with an EV, you theoretically never need to charge because you all have a full battery when leaving your house.
If you’re stopping after three hours on a longer trip, then you’ll likely need to attend to your biological needs at the same time, including just walking around and stretching your legs.
He’s saying most folks take something like 10 minutes taking their leasurely time. So that is the goal for ev charging
I mean, he’d still be wrong in my experience, but aiming for 10-15 min EV charging sounds fine. Would being as fast as gas be preferred? OF COURSE. I don’t want to spend a moment at a gas station that I don’t need to. Hell, I’ll leave if the pump is too slow and get gas sooner at a better place.
I literally pump my gas looking at the time because i need to be somewhere, i’ve literally never leisurely gotten gas, i dont even know what that means. Like youre bored at home and decide to go get some gas??
There’s a huge difference between charging in town while you’re out for other things, and refueling while on a longer road trip.
If you’re in town with an EV, you theoretically never need to charge because you all have a full battery when leaving your house.
If you’re stopping after three hours on a longer trip, then you’ll likely need to attend to your biological needs at the same time, including just walking around and stretching your legs.