Bli med i fellesskapet RegistrerLogg inn  Supercharging v.
Swapping: Article  Interesting article in Forbes:  A few new
pieces of information, if it is to be believed. For example,
superchargers with 500kWh batteries? TM swapping stations?
Again, I'm not sure I believe it all.  Just read the same.
Battery swapping has been proposed many times during the
evolution of the electric car but IMHO the infrastructure cost
is greater to set up and will not end up as the preferred method
for BEVs.  It's way easier to install charging stations across a
country than build / lease a building for a station to stock,
charge and have the specialty equipment to install heavy new
batteries. I just don't see it as a viable infrastructure choice
for a country to pursue.  The argument for swapping AND
supercharging is that there is a much larger market for $50k
cars (and eventually $30k cars), but those cars won't meet most
drivers' occasional need to drive long distances. By having a
supercharging option for some drivers and a