>the comment was 'they aren't needed because if you're a millionaire with a driveway who drives to a tech employer with a private space with a charger every day

>the comment was 'they aren't needed because if you're a millionaire with a driveway who drives to a tech employer with a private space with a charger every day you're fine'. That wasn't the comment at all. That's a wild, even ludicrous, misquote and misreading. I'm not rich. And I don't have a driveway. And my employer does not have a private space for anyone. And I don't have to charge every day. I don't know how you got any of those things from my comment. There are options for EV charging. People don't have to charge at home, should be the takeaway. Yes we need more chargers; we agree on that it seems. The number of EVs is growing and the number of chargers needs to continue increasing to match that growth. It's great that some governments are recognizing that so they can facilitate any way they can.