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A lot of RV parks can barely run AC units. AC + charging would be a bridge too far for many of them. And then a good number of them can barely keep WIFI going. These are not the places that will be putting in chargers.Cost is too high for what you get. Interesting that range is only 230 miles, which is like just slightly higher than the original Teslas. 230 miles isn't *that* big a deal when it comes to range anxieity, a bigger question would be how long does it take to charge? Because such a small battery makes me think it's last gen technology, and not the faster charging batteries that are out now. I don't know anything about VW EVs, like do they even have a charging network? Are they one of the companies that are going to use Tesla's network?
And someone can correct me if I'm wrong, since I don't camp.....but don't camp sites usually have electric plug ins? If they do that should help alleviate concerns about a camper van being electric. I'm also sure if EV campers become widely adopted, then almost all campsites will eventually have electric chargers built on to the sites.
Top end RV sites though, yeah. They'll put in chargers and not even blink at the cost. They have 2+ years of reservations and print cash almost as fast as the fed.
Little Mom & Pop out in the middle of Nebraska? Not so much.