The project is interesting, ambitious, but long-lasting. 1. Misconception. People think that the atmosphere will be cleaner, but they do not think that it will take more electricity to produce, and this is the construction of the same atomic or coal or gas power plants that pollute the atmosphere much more and can lead to an ecological catastrophe. So, this is the debunking of the first myth. 2. Charging of electric vehicles lasts more than 8 hours. 3. Batteries are very expensive and wear out quickly. 4. Electric cars are more expensive than gasoline. 4. In the cold, the batteries are also very quickly discharged, which makes it difficult to operate these cars in winter. 5. Accounts for electricity will increase many times.
1) The amount of emissions caused by fuel run automobiles is in no way a comparison of a solar or non-solar powered EV charging station.
2) Not even sure where you are getting your info from, or if you're just pulling it out of thin air. With a DC quick charger, (which is the most common) it takes 30-60 minutes to charge an Electric Vehicle. This number is expected to drop between 5-15 in a few years.
3) The lifespan of EV batteries do not wear out quickly, period. And they are less expensive than the cost of replacing a motor in a car. But this point is null, as we aren't selling cars. That said, mot EV cars come with a 6 to 8 year battery warranty.
4) "Electric cars are more expensive than gasoline"......gasoline is around $2.50 a gallon, and the average cost an EV is around 30k.....
4.1) The batteries drain more in the cold due to the use of the heater, just as with a gasoline run car, the fuel runs out faster while running the AC and heater.
5) People will pay to use the Stations, clearly each station will charge more than they pay per KWh, or they may have solar panels, which is predicted to be on virtually every home within the next decade.
Not sure where you are getting your information, or your reasoning for trying to "debunk" a project for a network of charging stations, with arguments that prove why a network is needed. Fuel run cars would be far less practical without a robust network of gas stations. We are trying to be the gas station network for EV's and it will work.
