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Walmart's Plan To Blanket The US With The Walmart EV Charging Network​

Video on State of Charge channel:

The video says the rollout is planned to be complete by the end of the decade. If they can manage to do that, I think this will help a lot to answer people's concerns about range anxiety.
Finally a major chain read my mind. They will win big on this.
 

Walmart's Plan To Blanket The US With The Walmart EV Charging Network​

Video on State of Charge channel:

The video says the rollout is planned to be complete by the end of the decade. If they can manage to do that, I think this will help a lot to answer people's concerns about range anxiety.
Fantastic idea!
 
Is $.42/kwh comparable to super chargers, etc? I have no idea. Seems a touch high? Should have watched longer-they showed comparable chargers
AI generated answer...DCFC (Direct Current Fast Charging) rates for EV charging vary widely but generally average between $0.35 and $0.50 per kWh.

I checked PlugShare and there is an Electrify America fast charger in my area at $0.56 per kWh on a 350 kWh charger. A CircleK Charge is 0.43$/kWh on a 180kWh charger.
 
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Walmart's Plan To Blanket The US With The Walmart EV Charging Network​

Video on State of Charge channel:

The video says the rollout is planned to be complete by the end of the decade. If they can manage to do that, I think this will help a lot to answer people's concerns about range anxiety.
They do this in NJ where I was working near for a few years back. Never saw it more than 50% full.
 
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AI generated answer...DCFC (Direct Current Fast Charging) rates for EV charging vary widely but generally average between $0.35 and $0.50 per kWh.

I checked PlugShare and there is an Electrify America fast charger in my area at $0.56 per kWh on a 350 kWh charger. A CircleK Charge is 0.43$/kWh on a 180kWh charger.
So not too bad. Trying to get used to what it will cost to “fill up” when doing long road trips
 
Currently I’m getting just over 500 miles on the Accord hybrid (600 in summer) on a 12 gallon tank. At $3.40-ish/gallon I’m at roughly $42-45/fill up so on a road trip I’ll actually spend more than current but assuming charge at home will be cheaper. So for me I can claim convenience and earth saving as my advantages and realizing I’m going from a solid aerodynamically designed sedan to a brick on wheels.
 
Stellantis Validates Game-Changing Solid-State Battery After 'Production Hell'

Massachusetts-based battery startup Factorial is having a moment. After putting a Mercedes-Benz EQS with its solid-state tech on the road for testing, it’s now teamed up with Stellantis to announce a major milestone: successful validation of automotive-grade semi-solid-state battery cells.


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Walmart's Plan To Blanket The US With The Walmart EV Charging Network​

Video on State of Charge channel:

The video says the rollout is planned to be complete by the end of the decade. If they can manage to do that, I think this will help a lot to answer people's concerns about range anxiety.
This seems very promising! I do hope at some point they come up with an app that you can use for all chargers instead of having to have multiple different apps or use credit cards etc. Either that or have it so you can plug and charge on every different charger through the car.
 
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