Busting Electromobility Myths: Debunking Misconceptions

Myth 1: There are too few charging options

In this article we clear up the most common misconceptions about electromobility and its charging infrastructure. A widespread obstacle is the insufficient availability of charging stations. Many people believe that there are too few charging options to switch to electromobility. But the reality is different: In many areas, especially in cities, the infrastructure is growing continuously, and often standard sockets are completely sufficient to charge a vehicle or an electric scooter.

Another fallacy is debunked: Charging multiple batteries in the garage does not require the constant plugging and unplugging of the charger. With modern chargers and systems it is possible to charge multiple vehicles or devices simultaneously and efficiently - without the effort of constant plugging and unplugging.

Additionally, it shows that the location of the largest power plant in the world – which is characterized by a simple charging infrastructure - does not require a special setup, as standard sockets can also be used without any problems.

This clarification about the most common misconceptions promotes a more accurate understanding of electromobility and shows that many concerns are unfounded. Electromobility is already practical and efficient today, even if not all myths have been completely eliminated.