How Mercedes, Mini, Cadillac are calming a new EV concern: ‘charger anxiety’

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January 29, 2025 09:00 AM

Parkopedia data displayed in a Mini circular OLED screen — Parkopedia provides owners of the new Mini crucial data about nearby charging stations via the car’s circular OLED display. This lets them find and navigate to the ideal location to top up the battery. (MINI)

As more people transition to full-electric vehicles — roughly 3 million did so in Europe and the U.S. combined last year — range anxiety is evolving into a new issue: charger anxiety.

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