free charging stations are difficult to find in this area. where does virginia have them?

should be near large parking lots but not found like in western states

Problem 1 - You're poor so you drive a piece of shit Leaf, Bolt, Kona or Egolf and are stuck using Electrify Americas (Founded in Reston) shitty network. Sell POS > buy a Tesla.

Problem 2 - You're poor so you don't have a garage to charge at home every night while you sleep, like every other EV owner does. I use public chargers maybe 5 times a year, it's not good for your battery.

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have charging at home. just need to find places for free charge when i venture out into the wilderness of this state

Link to charging station locator:

https://vacleancities.org/station-locator/electric-charging-station-locator/

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most of those charging stations charge a a fee to use. i clearly stated i was looking for free charging stations

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Springfield mall has a free one

What a dick. Gets tax incentives on the backs of other tax payers...gets special driving lanes, special parking spots, and all he wants is free. I hope you get electrocuted!

Don’t use the free charging stations. They use cheap, unfiltered, low quality electrons that will shorten the life of your motor(s).

Fossilfuel Wrote:
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> What a dick. Gets tax incentives on the backs of
> other tax payers...gets special driving lanes,
> special parking spots, and all he wants is free. I
> hope you get electrocuted!
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Pity Radio Shack isn't still around with their "Battery of the Month Club". You'd be right at home!

A PHEV (Volt, Clarity, Ioniq, Prius Prime, etc.) with decent (25+ miles) all-electric range eliminates the need for searching for charging stations. Most M-F commuting is all-electric and then gas can be used for any longer trips.

A great video on why you EV snobs are actually suckers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns_0UTOc6X4

Lite Wrote:
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> A PHEV (Volt, Clarity, Ioniq, Prius Prime, etc.)
> with decent (25+ miles) all-electric range
> eliminates the need for searching for charging
> stations. Most M-F commuting is all-electric and
> then gas can be used for any longer trips.


RAV4 PHEV has over 300hp and 43 miles of range. The fastest Toyota made, excluding the BMW Supra. Can't wait to take delivery later 2020

There is one over at the Arthur Treacher's at Fairfax Circle. Stop in for some fish and chips while charging up your electro-vehicle. Great refreshing Fanta, too.

Liberals. Always looking for "free" shit...that others end up paying for.

Finding a good charging station is really hard. Even despite the fact that the media constantly say that their number is growing, in reality this is far from the case. Some of the charging stations indicated on the maps are often either disabled or do not exist at all. One gets the impression that this was done purely for PR. After I came across several such charging points, I completely stopped trusting maps, as well as what is indicated in them. I found a forum where people with electric cars share their problems that they had while owning an electric car. You can visit https://myev.online and perhaps find answers to questions that interest you.

poor people problems Wrote:
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> Springfield mall has a free one


Way too many niggers there.

The yard restaurant=little Baltimore most nites

caritu Wrote:
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>I found a forum where people
> with electric cars share their problems that they
> had while owning an electric car.

Problems like discovering your wife is gang fucking nogs or erectile dis-function?

caritu Wrote:
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> Finding a good charging station is really hard. Even despite the fact that the media constantly say that their number is growing, in reality this is far from the case. Some of the charging stations indicated on the maps are often either disabled or do not exist at all. One gets the impression that this was done purely for PR. After I came across several such charging points, I completely stopped trusting maps, as well as what is indicated in them. I found a forum where people with electric cars share their problems that they had while owning an electric car. You can visit https://myev.online and perhaps find answers to questions that interest you.

Where can I find some more feedback?