4sallypat
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I hope this news from Tesla makes the CCS charging networks become more competitive and offer "Tesla" like service.
The only thing I hate about charging at CCS stations are the few charging towers and sometimes only half are working. Locations are crap and nothing to do where they place them.
Been spoiled using Tesla Superchargers for the past 6 weeks.
No waiting, no lines, no downed towers, almost always half full or less, faster to charge, and cheaper to charge w/ membership.
Plus Tesla SC are located in great shopping areas.
The only thing I hate about charging at CCS stations are the few charging towers and sometimes only half are working. Locations are crap and nothing to do where they place them.
Been spoiled using Tesla Superchargers for the past 6 weeks.
No waiting, no lines, no downed towers, almost always half full or less, faster to charge, and cheaper to charge w/ membership.
Plus Tesla SC are located in great shopping areas.
roamtheworld
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It’s going to take several years for other players to catch up in charger stall counts. Based on future shared install locations and counts by companies like EVgo, EA and ChargePoint Tesla will remain in lead for a year or more even if they do nothing.
