Seriously, you are critizising a technology that is not there yet in comparison to a technology that is also not there yet? Recharging electrical cars in a smar

Seriously, you are critizising a technology that is not there yet in comparison to a technology that is also not there yet? Recharging electrical cars in a smart grid, long range capability (we all know what 200 miles in a Tesla means and how much of it is left after a few years), loading time etc. Are they solved right now? And these are real problems, not "having to go to the gas station as all the other people" problems. In comparison to gasoline powered cars are hydrogen based cars mostly missing infrastructure and mass production. Electrical cars do too, but you cannot say one is better than the other as they are pretty much complement to each other.