I think this article went a little too far and overstated the point. I wouldn't be worried about charging my electric car in the city where I live. That's a no

I think this article went a little too far and overstated the point. I wouldn't be worried about charging my electric car in the city where I live. That's a nonissue, just charge at home. I'd be worried about going longer distances. You roll up to the supercharger in the middle of nowhere, no ability to go anywhere else since you're out of battery, and every charging slot is full. There's a line of tesla's to get a spot. Sitting around in your car for a half hour as you wait for owners to leave to even start charging. This would be a legitimate fear of mine.