Ev Charging Station

...: Originally Posted by aklim IMO, EV doesn't have the convenience of... gas stations. I am no EV lover, just for clarity. Buddy... Bucess. one there parked in charging station spot, plugged in. car was...

... What I’ve noticed is that EV charging stations fall into an uncanny ... name=* from an unremarkable charging station in a parking lot, particularly ... name=* on a gas station. Most chain gas stations will ... brand=* of either the station itself or the attached store. ...for example if the gas station is a landmark and its ... since it potentially distinguishes the charging station from others very close by ...

... perilously close at the wife-authorised charging station south of Sydney although in... Sydney should be experienced) – my EV seems much more efficient.. Like ...

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... cost of a conventional petrol station. while for ev, charging station are much cheaper and... easily can built it within a petrol station... the transition to hydrogen. Hydrogen station First Public Station (2004): Shell opened the... first hydrogen fueling station open to the general public... least a tank. Hydrogen charging is much faster than EV. U.s s...

... anyway, I can live without charging at home just fine, and... gas or diesel car. Once EV ownership passes a certain % it... are perfectly suited for an EV. We have 5 Costcos in... city, pretty sure none have charging and Costcos only exist in... has just built a gas station that is suppose to have EV charging.

... anyway, I can live without charging at home just fine, and... gas or diesel car. Once EV ownership passes a certain % it... are perfectly suited for an EV. We have 5 Costcos in... city, pretty sure none have charging and Costcos only exist in... has just built a gas station that is suppose to have EV charging.

... anyway, I can live without charging at home just fine, and... gas or diesel car. Once EV ownership passes a certain % it... are perfectly suited for an EV. We have 5 Costcos in... city, pretty sure none have charging and Costcos only exist in... has just built a gas station that is suppose to have EV charging.

... anyway, I can live without charging at home just fine, and... gas or diesel car. Once EV ownership passes a certain % it... are perfectly suited for an EV. We have 5 Costcos in... city, pretty sure none have charging and Costcos only exist in... has just built a gas station that is suppose to have EV charging.

... anyway, I can live without charging at home just fine, and... gas or diesel car. Once EV ownership passes a certain % it... are perfectly suited for an EV. We have 5 Costcos in... city, pretty sure none have charging and Costcos only exist in... has just built a gas station that is suppose to have EV charging.

... anyway, I can live without charging at home just fine, and... gas or diesel car. Once EV ownership passes a certain % it... are perfectly suited for an EV. We have 5 Costcos in... city, pretty sure none have charging and Costcos only exist in... has just built a gas station that is suppose to have EV charging.

... anyway, I can live without charging at home just fine, and... gas or diesel car. Once EV ownership passes a certain % it... are perfectly suited for an EV. We have 5 Costcos in... city, pretty sure none have charging and Costcos only exist in... has just built a gas station that is suppose to have EV charging.

... anyway, I can live without charging at home just fine, and... gas or diesel car. Once EV ownership passes a certain % it... are perfectly suited for an EV. We have 5 Costcos in... city, pretty sure none have charging and Costcos only exist in... has just built a gas station that is suppose to have EV charging.

ayam wanna ask something ayam seen gov prepared those ev charging station for bikes in penang but got ppl went n destroy/curi the charging station, ini kind lepas curi can use at home meh?

...and M40 included to use EV to solve oil subsidy ...issue? Just remove the EV import tax (or just B40... time incentive to buy EV?), lets strong competition come in...get cheap EV, everyone use EV, then a lot more demand of EV charging stations, lot... After 50% of pop using EV, then no more oil subsidy, ...provide charging facilities extensively Btw...... Please check how many meleis owned petrol station going...

... the edge of getting an EV, being told you need to... websites reinforces any concerns that charging is complex and requires masses... Type2 and CCS. The sooner EV owners stop talking about coping ... might search for a petrol station” the better - and it’s...

It’s grand opening day, but I just drove through the lot and noticed that there’s no supercharger or any EV charging station in sight.

... second EV trip to the alps. Went v smoothly. Mainly Tesla charging... quicker charges at other service station chargers. Only one instance of... service station Easter chaos was at the... me on the badly signposted EV lane to get out only...

... and a PITA. LOL Charging an EV at home is extremely popular... be. Going to a gas station has become a chore. And... to be understood. Ask any EV owner who charges at home...

... near me recently removed 4 EV charging spaces it had right out... cents of at the gas station if you shop at Whole... don't go to a fuel station and charge. They are best...

... near me recently removed 4 EV charging spaces it had right out... cents of at the gas station if you shop at Whole... don't go to a fuel station and charge. They are best...

... near me recently removed 4 EV charging spaces it had right out... cents of at the gas station if you shop at Whole... don't go to a fuel station and charge. They are best...

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I have this neighbor who recently bought an EV. We live in a condo/townhouse community so parking is reserved. The neighbor, well called him jim, had a charging station installed for his car - no big deal…but the only place they could put it was next to my parking space (which is in front of my house and I pay for). Jim has decided that since he paid this money for this then he has a right to take my parking space to charge while I’m not home. Every day when I get home from work I have to call him to move his car from my space. I’ve threatened to have him towed if it happens again. yesterday I came home to find Jim now parked in the grass in front of my house to charge his car which is unacceptable. so I mentioned please don’t park in the grass. it’s where my kids play. today I woke up to go to work and Jim now has the charging cable stretched OVER my car and plugged into his car which is parked so close to my car I cannot even open my door. what do I even do? he’s not answering his phone and has become extremely hostile towards me. submitted by /u/Euphoric_Present8838 to r/neighborsfromhell [link] [comments]

I’m seriously thinking about switching to an EV, but I live in an apartment where I can't just plug it in overnight. For people who actually made the switch, did you find that you're saving as much money as you expected, or do the "hidden" costs like public charging and battery maintenance even it out? submitted by /u/Pale-Consideration26 to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

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I’ve been thinking about investing in a small EV charging setup. But I keep hearing mixed opinions. Some people say utilization is still low and it takes years to break even. Others say demand will explode in the next few years. For people in the EV ecosystem, how viable is the business right now? submitted by /u/Anurag_harley to r/indianstartups [link] [comments]

Hi, so I’ll be taking delivery of a Tesla (please don’t hate on me) by the end of March and need some advice please on home charging. First time ev owner, it’s all very confusing. We have 3 phase power at home (new build) and wanted to arm myself with some info before calling electricians and being taken for a ride: 1. Do I need to buy a specific 3 phase charger? 2. Does installation for 1 phase or 3 phase cost more? (The meter box is right outside the garage where the charger will be) 3. Does 3 phase charger give faster speeds? 3. Which charger do people recommend? Thinking we might sell the house in the next 24 months so something that works for non tesla owners. We don’t have solar yet submitted by /u/Solid_Newspaper_9975 to r/EVAustralia [link] [comments]

I have done a bit of research on the figures that is required to start this business. It would be really helpful if you guys can help me with my research and tell me what I am doing/calculating wrong, might be missing out on important factors etc. HELP 🙏 Investment ⇒ AC 22kW (2 socket charger): 1.5 lakh + 15k (wiring, installation, civil work) Cars per socket per day: 7 ~ total cars = 14 (this is based on groundwork - NCR, 3-4 places, obviously I am being very optimistic here) Average charging time: 60 mins AC cost: Rs 12/kWh AC selling cost: Rs 16/kWh (4 Rs of margin) Energy per car per day: 7.5 kW * 1 hr = 7.5 kWh/day. For 14 cars: 7.5 kWh * 14 = 105 kWh/day. Energy per car per month: 105 kWh * 30 = 3150 kWh/month. Revenue: 3150 kWh * 16 Rs = 50,400 Rs. Deductions * Electricity bill: Fixed charge per month: 2,000 Rs per month. Bill: 3150 kWh * 8 Rs = 25,200 Rs. Total ⇒ 27,200 Rs. * Maintenance + backend software = 1500 Rs per month. * Internet/sim = 500 Rs per month. * Land cost = 15,000 Rs per month. Total = 44,200 Rs. Profit ⇒ 50,400 Rs - 44,200 Rs = 6,200 Rs. ROI ⇒ Investment / profit ⇒ 1,65,000 Rs / 6,200 Rs = 26 months. submitted by /u/leoeternal to r/IndiaBusiness [link] [comments]

Good afternoon, fellow Albertans. Back in September I bought an EV. We were spending $340 to $350 a month on gas, closer to $360 to $370 with maintenance on our aging SUV. My daily commute is about 60 km round trip, and with errands that turns into a tank of gas every week. Gas prices fluctuate, but winter driving always cancels out any savings. I told my girlfriend that if I could replace our fuel bill with a vehicle payment, or come close, and reduce wear on the SUV, that made financial sense. To be clear, financing a vehicle when you already have a functioning one is usually a bad decision. I looked at hybrids first. Civics, Corolla Hybrids, RAV4 Hybrids, and the Elantra Hybrid. No matter how I ran the numbers, none of them saved money. Toyota hybrids are great, but the pricing and wait times in Alberta are brutal. A used Prius Prime was next, but the Toyota tax is real. In practice, buying a hybrid Toyota here starts around $40,000. At that point I was ready to just drive the CX-5 into the ground. Then it clicked. If a PHEV costs that much, going full EV made more sense. So I did. I bought a 2021 Kona Electric for $25,000 with about 30,000 km on it. It is mid-trim, not base. It parks outside my apartment and charges off a block heater plug. On paper I am saving about $20 a month because I am making payments. In reality, I have been to a gas station once since September, and that was for the SUV. The Kona handles all my commuting. The SUV is for bad weather and big grocery runs. At minus 30, I have instant heat. When other cars needed boosts, mine started. Maintenance so far is tires and washer fluid. I also have four years of warranty, which means one year of battery warranty remains after it is paid off. Range anxiety is gone. Over Christmas I forgot to plug it in. It sat unplugged for several days, buried in snow. When I finally cleared it off, it still had 45 percent battery. After commuting, I came home with 29 percent left. Even with basic level one charging, it recovers more range overnight than I use during the day. TL;DR Used EV's are fantastic deals 2-3 year old models can be had at the bottom of the depreciation curve for dirt cheap. They are far less complex then ICE vehicles They don't need heated garages and an electrician to run 240 power for them They get hot instantly, In -30 I have to turn the heat down 2 minutes down the road. I get 500km of range in the summer and about 300 in winter. I have no issues driving to the lake with this. Even in -30 I was still able to charge on level 1 (120v 12amp) power with no issues. submitted by /u/AbbreviationsOne6207 to r/alberta [link] [comments]

Wanted to check if EV charging station franchise in ₹10–15L actually makes sense. Online it looks cheap but when I spoke to a few people, they said real cost goes up after chargers, power load and approvals, and earnings depend fully on usage. Location seems very risky and numbers shown look optimistic. Need some insights on this. submitted by /u/Intelligent_Can_2898 to r/IndianFranchise [link] [comments]

Hi, am thinking of setting up an EV charging station - a few state govt are providing some subsidies and so I wanted to take advantage of it. Does it make a sound business idea in India. submitted by /u/Southern-Jelly7153 to r/IndianFranchise [link] [comments]

I’m considering setting up an EV charging station along a highway near Cartman Park, but I’m having second thoughts after doing some market research. Here’s what’s making me hesitate: 1. EV sales growth is slowing - The year-over-year numbers don’t look as strong as they did a few years ago. The exponential growth seems to have cooled off. 2. Hybrids are gaining more traction - More vehicles are coming with hybrid options, which gives people better range and fuel efficiency without needing to rely solely on charging infrastructure. This kind of erodes EVs’ main selling point of being “cheaper in the long run.” 3. Maruti entering the hybrid space - I read somewhere that Maruti is planning to launch hybrid vehicles in the next 1-2 years (though I’m not 100% certain on this). If true, this could further shift consumer preference toward hybrids over pure EVs. Given all this, I’m wondering if now is the right time to invest in EV charging infrastructure, especially on a highway route. The initial investment is significant, and I’m concerned about whether there will be enough demand to make it viable. For those who have been following the EV market or have experience with charging stations - what do you think? Where is the market actually headed? Am I overthinking this, or are these legitimate concerns? Would appreciate any insights. Thanks! submitted by /u/HovercraftSorry8395 to r/CarsIndia [link] [comments]

No charge for me. submitted by /u/noahvhang to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

I have a piece of property in mind for an EV charging station. It was formerly a gas station. Right outside a national park with lots of unmet demand. I am having trouble finding a company, or service that will help me develop this station/ idea. I intend to update the interior of the old gas station and install several vending machines and a place to sit inside. Anyone have a referral for a company/consultant who helps people build charging stations. I am not looking to draw people to my pre-existing business. I am in Central California. Thanks submitted by /u/BumblebeeMedium7491 to r/evcharging [link] [comments]

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hello! i am living at the province and i'm thiniking about putting up a paid ev charging station. i would like to ask you guys if you have any idea how this business will work? although there's no one here yet have an ev. but i would like to position myself to capture the ev charging market locally once ev will becomes a norm. thank you! submitted by /u/TouristNo1198 to r/phinvest [link] [comments]

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ChargeZone, one of India's top 5 EV charge point operator put out consumption numbers for the month of April on their social media. I dug deeper to find out : When do Indians like to charge their cars, when is the charging station least likely to be occupied, how much money to charge point operators make and is this a sustainable and a profitable business. These questions are key to understanding where the electric vehicle industry is headed. Link to the article - https://expwithevs.substack.com/p/chargezone-insights-for-april-2023 Raw data - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1psvAQ8_ba2GI4V_rCyDAz8OzwxloWWbcuxGmyWcw3lk/edit#gid=0 Link to code - https://github.com/jnerurkar/ChargeZoneApr2023 submitted by /u/priyansmurarka to r/CarsIndia [link] [comments]

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