Easier to stock up on extra batteries at a recharge station, harder to stock up on extra cars. I'm personally thinking of the one use case that keeps me from b

Easier to stock up on extra batteries at a recharge station, harder to stock up on extra cars. I'm personally thinking of the one use case that keeps me from buying an EV car - driving from SF to LA to see in-laws. And that's only if my wife and I were to use the EV as our only car, which it doesn't need to be if we add it on as a second car in addition to our current p.o.s. Civic. Or if we pony up for car rentals instead. So yeah, I'm actually considering getting an electric car in the next year. It's possible. I'm guessing that's exactly how EVs will start to take off next year, as second cars and viable replacements for the daily commute.