Robert desperately wants to buy an electric car but because of where he lives there's one big problem
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Robert is desperate to buy an electric car, but there’s a big problem because of where he lives – one that millions of Australians face
An apartment dweller really wants to buy an electric vehicle, but faces a seemingly insurmountable hurdle that many in his living situation are familiar with.Robert Till, who lives in a strata-managed unit in Brisbane, has no means of charging an electric vehicle in the building and even after offering to pay for a charger to be installed in the underground car park, he was rebuffed by the body corporate.The 70-year-old pensioner said he needed a 10 amp 240 volt socket to be installed in his car...
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