We’re already off-grid. Do we need more panels and batteries for an EV?
Our new home is off-grid and the system works well for our current needs. What would we need to add if we wanted to add an electric car to the mix?
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Readers’ Questions
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We are encouraging questions from readers about electric vehicles, and charging, and whatever else you want to learn. So please send them through and we will get our experts to respond, and invite other people to contribute through the comments section.
If you have a question, please email us at news [at] thedriven.io
Bryce Gaton is an expert on electric vehicles and contributor for The Driven and Renew Economy. He has been working in the EV sector for 10 years, and also is editor of the Australian Electric Vehicle Association newsletter.
We’re pensioners, we want a cheap EV. What are our options?
We are both pensioners. Our current car is 20 years old. We would like to replace it with an EV, but they seem to cost too much. Should we wait?
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I live off-grid. How do I charge my EV?
The first issue to consider is EV charging time - and whether you can charge during the day.
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Do I need to convert my home battery to charge my EV?
Isn't there some way to just transfer charge from my home battery to the car battery? The answer: Yes, and no.
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