My road trip made the case for visible charging prices
From The Electric Viking · 00:03:15
Show by Sam Evans
My road trip covered more than 3,000 kilometers in a Hyundai Ioniq 9.Picture a roadside board listing E10, unleaded, diesel and premium, with an electric row underneath at 35 Australian cents per kilowatt hour.I wanted that information before pulling in: stations with chargers could make them visible to drivers already checking the fuel board.
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