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[–] IphtashuFitz@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

When EV drivers sign up with Itselectric, they’re sent a portable EV charger that’s registered to the driver’s account. They can then plug and charge at any Itselectric charger in Boston and beyond.

So you need a proprietary dongle to charge at these stations? I have an EV that I drive into Boston somewhat regularly, but no way would I sign up to use these. The last thing I want is a trunk full of proprietary adapters to plug in at different locations.