Study: Public EV fast chargers less reliable than reported

"The next few months are really critical for the whole process of building a reliable EV infrastructure."-- David Rempel, an author of the study (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)

June 06, 2022 04:00 AM

Public electric vehicle charging infrastructure is not as reliable as many providers claim, according to a study in electric vehicle-heavy California.

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