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Long lines at DC fast-charging stations may become a more common occurrence as more electric vehicles hit the road.
By Vartan Badalian
March 27, 2023
As I was driving around New York state recently, I witnessed a problem looming in the shadows: queuing at direct-current (DC) electric vehicle fast-charging stations. And earlier this month, I stumbled upon a LinkedIn post highlighting the same budding dilemma.
Historically, the long lines peak during the holidays when DC fast-charging stations see a rise in charging sessions — especially in states such as California, where 16 percent of all new vehicle sales are electric, compared with 9 percent in other EV-leading states such as New York or Oregon and even less elsewhere. However, this queuing issue may become a more common occurrence and potentially a nightmare for drivers as more EVs hit the road.
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