Test drove one on sat. Belter.

What about Chinese vehicle makers with large fleets themselves?

Fun fact - coordination of solar, battery, charger and backup generator is by @jetcharge core energy management system. A lot of testing on this one!!!

Do you reckon the federal government knows they are installing Chinese made chargers at our own Parliament house when there are two companies making them in Australia and didn't even get a chance to do it?

Lol 920A wtf

Seems like my brown model s is about to be vintage

10/10 would laugh again

Hey Kyle I think the US may belong to Tesla but not sure if you've seen the stations in China? They're pretty insane. I always struggle when people talk about monopolies but only have a short time period by which to assess the chances of it happening. This is a 50 year journey

Love this!

Agree. But the only thing to keep in mind is that not every site is owned by the relevant charging network... So will be hard for some.

Don't worry some are already here and many are coming. To what extent they are enforced though? We'll see.

Anything physical. Hardware will rule again.

Awww you should have just interrupted and said hi!

Safety and insurance. But I will say one thing: it's the only way to make on street charging viable as a business case without government support IMO. Also, the problem will seem a LOT smaller once public charging infrastructure becomes ubiquitous and robust.

More so here than in most cases because Council would be the one who has the insurance but the cost would probably be passed onto the house owner. Almost all scenarios fail because of this.

Having looked at a dozen of these things it's never the 90% use case that stops it. It's always the 10% issues.

What did you have there beforehand?

The fact that it looks like a rising sun over a green field is just *chefs kiss* 👌

Not sure what it's like in Europe but we stamped it out mostly a few years ago in Australia. Guess that's why it would be a big deal here.

Wow that's a big call