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EV charging issues deter renters, condo dwellers

Forty percent of shoppers would wait until they have a garage to buy an EV, a study found.
Forty percent of shoppers would wait until they have a garage to buy an EV, a study found.
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By:
Doug Newcomb
September 09, 2022 01:00 PM

Even as electric vehicles account for a growing share of U.S. new-car sales, significant charging hurdles hold back interest, especially among renters and condo dwellers.

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