[EVIA Gordon L]

I produce reports and forecasts of charging infrastructure in America and Europe.

I've just started a blog, inspired by a post I saw recently. The first posts show charger maps, with a circle for the range of an I-Pace.
Electrified Thinking

Currently, there are maps for North America, the Netherlands, England, and US regions.

I'm here to try to make contact with early purchasers, especially in the USA.

If anyone would like to contact me, I'm at evia dot gordonl at a well-known mail service run by google.

 

[Meldev##44]

Sounds good for any early owner. It would be nice to know of online chargers

that we can know of real time availability.

 

[J.XAU]

Looking forward to how this grows as the world around our EV's develop.

Welcome

 

[EVIA Gordon L]

Sounds good for any early owner. It would be nice to know of online chargers

that we can know of real time availability.

Just about all the real-time maps systems I know of seem to use the same underlying database. Everyone's at the mercy of the operator's real-time monitoring and reporting.

In the UK, Polar seem to be in the lead on that front.

My maps are generally forecasts, not real-time. They're generally 'should I buy a car in the next 6 months' maps, rather than 'where will I charge partway through this trip?'