Possibly evidence that the charging infrastructure hasn't quite caught up with the surge in EV sales but mainly shows poor trip planning.
It's no different in my opinion to queues at the pump on busy holiday weekends etc. The key difference being you can always carry a jerry can of fuel but you can't do the same in an EV.
Think ahead; don't wait until you really need power/fuel but perhaps adopt a 'little and often' approach for these busier days.
What the article really is, is a thinly veiled attempt at a propaganda piece against EVs.
Possibly evidence that the charging infrastructure hasn't quite caught up with the surge in EV sales but mainly shows poor trip planning.
It's no different in my opinion to queues at the pump on busy holiday weekends etc. The key difference being you can always carry a jerry can of fuel but you can't do the same in an EV.
Think ahead; don't wait until you really need power/fuel but perhaps adopt a 'little and often' approach for these busier days.
What the article really is, is a thinly veiled attempt at a propaganda piece against EVs.
