> I live in a city, I have no garage, an EV is impractical for me. Here's my heuristic. What are the places your car usually spends parked at, and do these pl

> I live in a city, I have no garage, an EV is impractical for me. Here's my heuristic. What are the places your car usually spends parked at, and do these places have at least a power outlet you can plug into(a proper charging stations is better of course)? For most city-dwellers, that's either their home, their workplace, or any other place they spend some time on (supermarkets?). Do any of these places, or places nearby, provide a way for you to charge? If yes, you should be fine. Failing that, it starts to become less practical, as you'll have to rely on quick-charging (if it is even available). Honestly, this isn't much of a concern medium term. Yes, it's problem now. But, as the EV fleet increases, so will the market pressures for a proper charging infrastructure. It costs much less than creating a gas infrastructure. Most places have electricity, they may require some upgrades, but that's relatively cheap (compare that to adding more gas stations).