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No visible changes or improvements to the two potential sites in Mojave.

I was actually curious if he knew any new information other than that map. The addresses on that map have shifted around over the years and I don’t trust it much. It also lists a ChargePoint station next door to the EV Connect site, which seems fishy. While it would be great to have two...

Do you have any idea where the EV Connect station will be located in Mojave?

Good summary of the efforts Paul. I would be pleasantly surprised if any of these are operational in 2018. I don't expect it. I expect a few in 2019. I've been waiting since 2015 so I've learned that the plans for build-out are not worth anything. Wake me when they're operational and on...

It'll do 7.7kW. Examples in archives on various forums

55.84 kW from a Electrify America charger in Virginia per Facebook post.

Well, if it's affecting 1% of the batteries, I think it'd be 1000 to 1 odds of being "lucky" twice.

I just added the Fit EV. (been requested multiple times) It turns out Honda dealers are currently LEASING USED Fit EVs.

I converted it to a Google docs spreadsheet and have been keeping it updated. Additions or corrections welcome! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qqS_h_lzP1TmJCCc7bkEgLM83UYZnTBOepXczYbyf2k/edit?usp=sharing

To my knowledge, none of these have started construction. There is an EVgo charger in Baker under construction, but that is separate from these CA grants.

Sure, it's not very civil but rapid acceleration and regeneration is a fast way to heat up the battery to accept a faster DCFC rate. Here's a good example shown with a Tesla. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1C-tPkevIA

No, all J1772 EVSE's are compatible with the Bolt EV

There is no battery capacity gauge or indication on the Bolt EV like on the LEAF. A full discharge, as described by Michael, is one way to determine this. However, I would expect a dealer to be able to access the battery diagnostics and report battery health or degradation in some way. It...

I'm guessing you didn't click on the link that describes the 469 mi test.

https://electrek.co/2017/09/13/chevy-bolt-ev-travels-750-km-466-miles-single-charge/ If I did the math conversion correctly, 7.8 kWh/100km = 8.0 mi/kWh. So 400 mi would be possible around 35 mph.