archive.today • Where E.V.s Are (and Aren't) Taking Off Across the U.S - The New York Times
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Note that for the cities with =>10%, they’re almost all either southern cities or central to north cities with relatively temperate climates (Denver being the exception), mostly Western US too. Part of that is likely to be that those are the places where it’s easier to build out the EV infrastructure, but I also suspect this is reflective of worries about battery efficiency/charge times in colder environments (more than half of the cities in the bottom twenty are northern cities).
See I was thinking more “Dale you giblet head, we live in Texas, it’s already 110 in the summer and if it gets 1 degree hotter I’m gonna kick your ass”