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SomeDudeNamedMark t1_j8mzje2 wrote

I think the bigger reason most won't like it is that many chargers are constantly busy now - this is just going to make that problem worse.

I'm a current Tesla owner, looking to move to a different EV for my next car. Will now be looking for one that can charge nearly as rapidly as a Tesla.

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jorgeargento t1_j8n8bvw wrote

This will only make that problem worse for Tesla owners, but better for all other EV owners.

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Trains-Planes-2023 t1_j8n219r wrote

We're very happy with our Hyundai Kona Electric. It's basically the perfect vehicle - for our use case. I emphasize that because everyone's needs are different. Overnight charging on regular house current in the garage has sufficed for the year we've had it.

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lebastss t1_j8nty6y wrote

Hyundai and Kia charge more rapidly if you have the right charging stations in your area. 18 minutes from dead to 80%

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Badfickle t1_j8rn9qp wrote

They are also planning on doubling their number of fast chargers. I suspect the ones they open to non-teslas will be the less crowded ones. They aren't opening them all up.

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roiki11 t1_j8n3jw4 wrote

But this has been a problem with tesla in certain plances already.

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