One thing about roadtrips - we like to take scenic routes. On scenic routes there are very few gas stations, let alone electric charging points. Even with a gas

One thing about roadtrips - we like to take scenic routes. On scenic routes there are very few gas stations, let alone electric charging points. Even with a gas powered car we still have to plan our fuel-ups. Another thing is that an hour and a half to charge the car is very long time to cut out of your day when on vacation. If you're with kids, you have to find stuff to do. Every day, since you do drive the scenic route which is much more heavy on battery than highways are. Eating a meal while charging of course is a thing, yet we usually try to cut that time to minimum compensating with late dinner. Also, eating options near charging stations almost never hit home... I suppose that if technology won't catch up, electric must change the way people travel. Or it will still be relevant for A-to-B trips or daily commuters only.