SeaGeo
Well-Known Member
there isn't a deal needed. If provided, EA will proactively test cars on their network, and the infrastructure is there in place to have plug-and-charge. The issues seem to arise when manufacturers don't do that ahead of launch. Given all the observed road testing we we with Rivian at EA chargers, it seems obvious to me that they're doing their due diligence.I still think it would be very wise for Rivian to strike a deal here. Work with EA to make sure the cars handshake and POS works flawlessly. It will be a nice alternative until the RAN is built out
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