mousefan73
Germans are faster at dubbing
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good point. we are lucky we own a home with a garage and private drive. so no issue here for us. But in more populated areas, shared parking, street parking defintely and issue.Had a question from a different view - that is the rudeness of some people regarding EV chargers.
I hear about people unplugging others cars so they can charge theirs - that's bad enough - but I've also seen videos of people unplugging peoples cars from in front of their homes (a condo for example or row houses in the UK etc..) so they can charge their vehicle and being like - well I needed to charge my car. It's like these people seem to think electricity is free - its not for the most part - even if you have solar if you use more than you make its not free.
I'm sort of surprised that is not more locked down.
I know that if I installed a charger Id probable have it on a switch to turn it on and off.
I guess if someone just disconnects it and connects it to there car when you are charging a switch will not help.
As I said before - I'm not ready to go electric - and its not ready for me - but I've thought about it.
We are getting solar panels in 2 months and this includes a wallbox for car charging. you can lock these up. Only thing is we cant get out of our current lease to switch to electric even within same leaser. Our plan is to keep the large family car as fuel and then our second car ( a lease) electric . Second car is a normal sedan size and for commutes to train station and in town. We did the math would save us about 250 a month in our fuel vs solar/grid calculations. but we live in germany and pay more vs the US per gallon. Pluse we pay less green tax a year due to lower Co2 for that car.