Absolutely. We're still in the infancy stage of charging infrastructure. However the time and costs to build them are really pretty small (and will continue to

Absolutely. We're still in the infancy stage of charging infrastructure. However the time and costs to build them are really pretty small (and will continue to improve with scale). You can easily put them in wherever there is parking and a grid connection. Businesses, restaurants, malls, hotels, etc, are already starting to figure out that having charging is a great way to attract more customers. We'll see this snowball as market share of EVs grows, and it will get to the point where you can charge at most attractions you'd conceivably want to stop on a long trip. Tesla's move to PAYG supercharging is also positive for the wider charging industry and should encourage more investment by 3rd-parties.