echerod
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- Rodolfo
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At 150+ facilities... That's 160 chargers per facility, and more than 1 for each truck. That's wild.Pretty cool! The article also says Amazon has installed 24000 chargers so far.
It's my understanding the bottleneck is on the Amazon side taking the vans. For months, completed vans were piling up outside the plant in Normal. My guess is Amazon couldn't get the chargers installed into their facilities quickly enough which I imagine required big site power upgrades. Therefore, more hardware with more lead times and waits on contractors to install.Nice milestone. Roughly two and half years since the first van rolled out to hit 20,000. I'm sure supply chain issues had some impact, but seems like Rivian is on a healthy trajectory to hit 100,000 by 2030.
They have other EVs, not only Rivians. They have Ford e-Transit also.At 150+ facilities... That's 160 chargers per facility, and more than 1 for each truck. That's wild.
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