Charging challenges refer to the difficulties and obstacles encountered in the process of charging electric vehicles (EVs) or electronic devices. These challenges can include limited access to charging infrastructure, long charging times compared to refueling traditional vehicles, compatibility issues between different charging standards, and the availability of power sources in various locations. Additionally, challenges can arise related to the cost of charging, the practicality of installation for home charging stations, and the impact of charging on the electrical grid. Addressing these challenges is crucial for the widespread adoption and convenience of electric mobility and the efficient utilization of electronic devices.
New Jersey has over 154,000 registered EVs but lacks sufficient public charging stations, ranking low nationally. 92% of EV owners charge at home, but the 3% without home charging face…