UK only as far as I know (for now, easy model to adopt/improve - if I had the money I'd be doing this and more).
Sorry if already posted -
What is the future of Electric Vehicle charging? - Fully Charged Show
Tesla relation: visible non fossil charging / car lease centres. More charging (inc Tesla Superchargers) - faster adoption, less FUD, more sales etc.
From memory, they want to add 100 Electric Forecourts in UK
Sam Clarke is a long term EV evangelist, industry advisor, EV driver and operator for over 15 years. He was a 2015 merit winner at the Great British Entrepreneurs Awards and in 2020 was voted #36 in the greenfleet.net top 100 most influential people in Low Carbon Fleets. Sam is also a regular public speaker and permanent sofa panellist for the EV Café. Most recently, Sam became GRIDSERVE’s Chief Vehicle Officer to drive forward mass uptake of electric vehicles particularly through
EV vehicle leasing and the build out of a nationwide network of high-powered Electric Forecourts.
Some points:-
- Home charging best
- Some can't
- workplace charging good
- tax advantages for company cars (Benefit In Kind - BIK)
- Public charging
- "12,800 public charging locations today only c.2,500 of those are deemed ‘rapid’. However, on average there are just two connectors per device (and you can only use one at a time) and between one and two devices per location"
- "Whilst looking great as pins on the map, a sporadic distribution of 50kW chargers tucked away in hard to reach locations (and often unreliable) is simply not somewhere you’ll want to use in the future for risk of having to wait 40 minutes just to plug in because it’s already occupied. This is already happening to me regularly."
- " GRIDSERVE Electric Forecourt® where every need is catered for and with 36 chargers, 12 of which are already capable of speeds up to 350 kW"
- From other info not in article, some are expected to be Tesla Superchargers