EV Range Confidence in Connecticut
According to EVConnecticut, which is a partnership between the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the Connecticut Department of Transportation, within in near future, there will likely be an EV charging station within ten minutes of any location in Connecticut. It is all part of the goal to make Connecticut even more of a range confident state. Again, range anxiety is already less of a concern than it has been in the past, but with the push for more EV chargers, it will soon be gone for good.
The recommended charger for the majority of plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles is a Level 2, which is a 240-volt charger. As it is the most common charger, it’s no surprise that Connecticut has them spread all throughout the state. If you refer back to the map, you can see that there is a Level 2 charger roughly every 20 miles. If you are around the south west side of the state, you can also take advantage of a real quick power up, as there are two DC, or direct current, fast chargers available for public use.