A 600-mile road trip (and data) proves EV charging doesn’t suck anymore
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Fast, reliable DC charging over 600 miles means EV planning is shifting from ‘can we do this trip’ to ‘what’s the TCO and uptime’. Fleet and logistics operators should revisit EV adoption models and route design assumptions that were anchored on 2022-era charging pain.
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