I'd hardly equate lack of abundant electric car chargers with poor infrastructure. The example I was thinking of is the UK where I live, where electric cars aren't as common as in SF or the east coast.
Fair enough but the basic point stands - a fast charging facility would be harder to set up than a Tesla "supercharger" (it would, in essence, need to use capacitors to provide the necessary power and would be limited by its available power.
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Countries with poor infrastructure and handy sources of insanely high wattage power who can afford $50,000 sedans? Which countries would those be?
I'd hardly equate lack of abundant electric car chargers with poor infrastructure. The example I was thinking of is the UK where I live, where electric cars aren't as common as in SF or the east coast.
note, I didn't downvote your comment.
Fair enough but the basic point stands - a fast charging facility would be harder to set up than a Tesla "supercharger" (it would, in essence, need to use capacitors to provide the necessary power and would be limited by its available power.