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EU passes law to blanket highways with fast EV chargers by 2025 (www.theverge.com)
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EU passes law to blanket highways with fast EV chargers by 2025::The chargers must be placed every 60km (37mi) and allow ad-hoc payment by card or contactless device without subscriptions.

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[โ€“] Chup@feddit.de 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Those are various ideas regarding charging problematic.

I'm still on the range topic that people apparently see as the main problem with EVs but I don't. I'd be even fine with less range than the current top models offer.

[โ€“] SeaJ@lemm.ee 1 points 1 year ago

For the US, I could see people having an EV with a smaller battery for commuting and one with a larger battery for longer family outings. But also maybe not. If solid state batteries can actually be commercially available, charge time and range will not be issues. If you can charge 500km in 5-10 minutes like Toyota is claiming with theirs, nobody is going to care too much about range of their car can be recharged in about the time it takes an ICE vehicle.