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EV gap from Broken Hill to South Australia bridged with new off-grid fast-charging station

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First reported by The Driven · 27 October at 5:04 pm

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The Driven·EV specialists·27 October at 5:04 pm

EV gap from Broken Hill to South Australia bridged with new off-grid fast-charging station

There are now enough DC chargers to take the central western NSW route via Broken Hill to Adelaide using only DC chargers. The post EV gap from Broken Hill to South Australia bridged with new…

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The quick read

  • The central western NSW route via Broken Hill to Adelaide can now be taken using only DC chargers
  • A new off-grid fast-charging station has been installed to bridge the EV gap
  • This development enables electric vehicle owners to travel from NSW to South Australia with ease
  • The installation of DC chargers along this route promotes the adoption of electric vehicles

For dealers: Australian dealers can expect increased interest in electric vehicles as range anxiety decreases

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The ADME angle

Electric vehicle range anxiety has long been a barrier to adoption, but the installation of a new off-grid fast-charging station along the central western NSW route to Adelaide is a significant step forward

Range Anxiety Decreases

With the ability to travel from NSW to South Australia using only DC chargers, electric vehicle owners can now embark on longer journeys without worrying about running out of charge

This increased freedom will likely lead to more consumers considering electric vehicles as a viable option, resulting in increased showroom traffic for dealers

Impact on Sales and Marketing

As range anxiety decreases, dealers can expect to see more leads and inquiries about electric vehicles, particularly from consumers who have been waiting for charging infrastructure to improve

Dealers who are prepared to handle these leads and provide education on electric vehicles will be well-positioned to capitalize on this trend

Actionable Steps

This week, dealers can take the decisive action of reviewing their electric vehicle inventory and ensuring that their sales teams are equipped to handle the expected increase in interest and inquiries about electric vehicles

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