This comment sounds harsh, but I think it’s the most helpful one in this post. PlugShare is super important because many charging stations are badly maintained.
OP, if you’re not an EV owner or prospective buyer (interested in buying one, and has been doing homework), I think you’ll regret it. Don’t get me wrong, EV is fantastic: I drive Mach E as the only car in my household, and will likely buy a second Mach E if my household needs a second car in 2-3 years. But non-Tesla charging (outside home and work) in USA is not mature enough: it requires the users to have a good understanding of the system, and requires some planning and the use of the right tools.
This comment sounds harsh, but I think it’s the most helpful one in this post. PlugShare is super important because many charging stations are badly maintained.
OP, if you’re not an EV owner or prospective buyer (interested in buying one, and has been doing homework), I think you’ll regret it. Don’t get me wrong, EV is fantastic: I drive Mach E as the only car in my household, and will likely buy a second Mach E if my household needs a second car in 2-3 years. But non-Tesla charging (outside home and work) in USA is not mature enough: it requires the users to have a good understanding of the system, and requires some planning and the use of the right tools.