I’m from Australia and in our regional areas, there’s no EV charging stations. Additionally, in my state, there’s an EV tax and federal government tax initiatives to have the cost of super utes offset as a business cost, so you essentially get a huge discount for buying them.
Hence, I highly doubt regional areas would have EVs simply because it is almost impossible to do.
Our roads are heavily congested in the inner city where I live and we have public transport, though before 2020, we hadn’t had a rail infrastructure upgrade in about 150 years. So, I’m deeply passionate about alternative modes of transport to cars especially for inner city travellers because we actually have options that people don’t want to take.
Why would you highly doubt that?
I’m from Australia and in our regional areas, there’s no EV charging stations. Additionally, in my state, there’s an EV tax and federal government tax initiatives to have the cost of super utes offset as a business cost, so you essentially get a huge discount for buying them.
Hence, I highly doubt regional areas would have EVs simply because it is almost impossible to do.
Our roads are heavily congested in the inner city where I live and we have public transport, though before 2020, we hadn’t had a rail infrastructure upgrade in about 150 years. So, I’m deeply passionate about alternative modes of transport to cars especially for inner city travellers because we actually have options that people don’t want to take.