NOVA SCOTIA'S ELECTRIC CHARGING HIGHWAY REVEALED!

EV Channels Review

The reviewer embarks on a journey through Nova Scotia to assess its electric vehicle charging infrastructure, particularly for trucks. The experience is overwhelmingly negative, highlighting a severe lack of reliable and accessible charging stations across the province. The reviewer encounters numerous non-operational chargers, outdated or non-existent mapping data, and a frustrating reliance on dealership chargers that are often unavailable or turned off. Specific criticisms are leveled at Nova Scotia Power for its inadequate network, especially in key tourist areas like the Cabot Trail and Cape Breton Island. While the natural beauty and cultural richness of Nova Scotia are praised, the current state of its EV infrastructure makes it a "no-go" for electric truck travel, with the reviewer concluding it's among the worst in the country despite recent installation efforts. The reviewer notes that while some new infrastructure is being installed, it's insufficient and often unreliable, leading to significant delays and range anxiety.