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Battery electric vehicles lose their spark in Europe as hybrids steal the show
(www.theregister.com)
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Charging at home is only for those who live in houses though. Or at least have some indoor parking spot.
That's undoubtedly perk of having a house, parking or dedicated spot. But even without those at least here in NL infrastructure as is is pretty good even for those without didcated charging spot. I thin what should be easily done is slow charging spot on every parting spot. Cost wise it's not much and pulling max 2.5kw should not be much of an issue for the grid. In that way every car would have a dedicated charging to fill up over night if needed. Cost of such implementation wouldn't be to big either.
That's cool. But I doubt every place they park on the street or in counts as an official "parking spot".
Not everyone, but is majority is covered its fine (probably half of it would do the job). Usually parking places or places where you are allowed to park a car are marked so actually shouldn't be an issue.