EV SCAM: YOU ARE PAYING FOR EV OWNERS TO CHARGE FOR FREE

EV Channels Review

John Cadogan vehemently criticizes the "free" EV charging initiative in Sydney, funded by the New South Wales government and implemented by Jolt. He argues that this scheme is an economic fraud, forcing taxpayers, including minimum wage earners, to subsidize charging for wealthy inner-city EV owners who can afford expensive vehicles. Cadogan contends that these EV owners do not experience the same cost-of-living pressures as lower-income individuals and therefore do not require taxpayer-funded assistance. He highlights the lack of economic viability for Jolt as a standalone business, suggesting it relies on "green virtue" to secure government funding. Furthermore, Cadogan points to a specific Jolt installation in Mona Vale that has allegedly harmed local businesses and questions the overall sustainability and ethical implications of such taxpayer-funded programs, contrasting them with a "user pays" model.