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Hyundai wants to 'look into it from customer's perspective' before adopting Tesla's connector (electrek.co)
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[–] marsokod@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Is the situation really that bad in the US for non Tesla chargers?

For me in the UK and France, the situation has greatly improved over the past two years. I almost don't have to prepare for shorter journeys (4-5 hours) and just slightly for longer ones where I just need to find a charger next to a place to eat.

[–] MoonStache@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

It's very hit or miss in the US. Some states have been better than others. The US is obviously a huge country so the abundance and quality of charging infrastructure is inconsistent (with Tesla being the one exception).