Uber Drivers Now Have EVs, But Nowhere To Plug Them In
Briefly

Uber drivers increasingly prioritize the availability of EV charging stations over the cost of purchasing electric vehicles. With 60% more EV drivers utilizing the platform, enhancing charging accessibility has become paramount. Research indicates that only a third of Uber's EV drivers in the U.S. have home charging access, leading to significant barriers, particularly in urban settings without feasible home installations. To address this, Uber has enlisted a former Tesla executive to improve infrastructure and operational efficiency concerning charging, underscoring the importance of making EVs practical for drivers.
Uber drivers, particularly those in dense urban areas, find the lack of access to charging infrastructure a major obstacle to adopting EVs, creating an urgent need for solutions.
Research shows that while a significant portion of Americans live close to a charger, many do not have access to the necessary equipment or infrastructure to take advantage of it.
Read at InsideEVs
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