Today I hopped on Plugshare to look at the current status of the EV charging in the southeastern US. Wow--I am amazed at how many more DCFC stations are available now. Is the EV infrastructure growing this quickly everywhere? Tesla, in particular, seems to be building a lot of charging stations.
Charging infrastructure really coming along in the East
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Looking forward to this! Today my CCS1 to NACs converter arrived. I have never charged anywhere except my home 1 KW L1 charger.
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Having had an EV in the south east since 2020, it has come a very LONG way! Used to be very sketchy to drive in shorter range vehicles and in the winter especially. It is absolutely easy now, especially with the Tesla network available but even without it, it is really easy. Could still use more improvement and level 2 charging at hotels/malls/restaurants/work places need huge improvement in the southeast compared to other areas of the country.
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The fact that Buc Ees and Pilots both have fast charging really fills in a lot of road trip gaps.