> Limited charging infrastructure and severe weather remain a significant challenge for EV drivers in Russia, but Yasinskaya said the amount of money she is saving means her family may swap their other car for a hybrid, since they can charge it easily at their home outside the city.
> "Yay for electric cars for everyone," she said, driving past another line of waiting motorists. "Those unfortunate, sad, unlucky people are just sitting there."
The majority of people in Russian cities live in apartments with no EV charging infrastructure. This person is lucky enough that she lives in her own home outside the city where she likely has a garage and can charge her car, but it's surely not a solution for everyone, at least not for the near future.
ventana•50m ago
> "Yay for electric cars for everyone," she said, driving past another line of waiting motorists. "Those unfortunate, sad, unlucky people are just sitting there."
The majority of people in Russian cities live in apartments with no EV charging infrastructure. This person is lucky enough that she lives in her own home outside the city where she likely has a garage and can charge her car, but it's surely not a solution for everyone, at least not for the near future.