Automotive & EV

The hidden costs of private kerbside charging

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The City of Port Phillip in Australia is requiring residents to pay nearly $1000 for permits and administration fees to install kerbside electric vehicle (EV) chargers, adding significant costs before hardware and installation expenses. This regulation complicates the process for EV owners who lack off-street parking, potentially deterring many from installing private chargers due to high upfront and ongoing costs.

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