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Fluke EV Survey Highlights OEM and Technician Confidence Despite 68% citing a Gap in Industry Adoption

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Vehicle Compatibility, Charger Reliability, and Skills Shortage Emphasize Key Hurdles to Accelerating EV Charging Infrastructure GrowthSummary:Over 68% of those surveyed acknowledge the EV industry is falling behind on the adoption curve, highlighting sector-wide challenges.40% of respondents predict that widespread charger availability will lag behind demand for up to seven years or longer.44% cite inoperable chargers,
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Fluke EV Survey Highlights OEM and Technician Confidence Despite 68% citing a Gap in Industry Adoption

Vehicle Compatibility, Charger Reliability, and Skills Shortage Emphasize Key Hurdles to Accelerating EV Charging Infrastructure GrowthSummary:Over 68% of those surveyed acknowledge the EV industry is falling behind on the adoption curve, highlighting sector-wide challenges.40% of respondents predict that widespread charger availability will lag behind demand for up to seven years or longer.44% cite inoperable chargers,

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Vehicle Compatibility, Charger Reliability, and Skills Shortage Emphasize Key Hurdles to Accelerating EV Charging Infrastructure Growth Summary: Over 68% of those surveyed acknowledge the EV industry is falling behind on the adoption curve, highlighting sector-wide challenges. 40% of respondents predict that widespread charger availability will lag behind demand for up to seven years or longer. 44% cite inoperable chargers, and 40% highlight so…

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