Chris Collins and a co-host discuss EV charging expectations for car dealers. Manufacturers ask dealers to spend $250,000 on two chargers, but the speakers argue major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York need six chargers instead.
$250,000
Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Miami (also Dallas)
Six (not two)
Really? If the dealers were thinking about the customers, especially dealers in.
Metro markets.
I'm not talking about.
Somebody in South Dakota. I'm talking about somebody in Los Angeles or Chicago or New York or Miami. Right.
Dallas, if they were really like. So the manufacturer comes to them and says, hey, we want you to spend $250,000 on these two charging.
Stations or.
Whatever each manufacturer does a little bit. A little bit different. Right.
Most of the time they should be putting in six, not two. Whatever they're told you. Two. Yeah.
Times three, probably.
