Jun. 27 at 4:33 PM
$BB my experience with an EV now for a few years has been great.
In Canada, specifically BC, charging is widely available even in remote areas. The charge times match a snack or lunch break.
In the US, amount western states like Washington, Idaho and Oregon stations are sparse and real attention is needed, with a "backup plan" in case one is down.
The KONA we have has a heat pump and cooling or heating makes a big difference in charging speeds. If Shell,
$SHEL gets charges at its gas stations through programs like this, that would be great for expansion that's lacking today.
For BlackBerry and connectivity this is all positive for how and when consumers and fleets will use and retrieve energy.
https://insideevs.com/news/799823/shell-ev-battery-coolant-direct/
