I think we are lucky that EV market isn't bigger than what it is right now. We simply don't have the infrastructure to support millions EVs on the road. How man

I think we are lucky that EV market isn't bigger than what it is right now. We simply don't have the infrastructure to support millions EVs on the road. How many charging stations you can put on a highway? and how many chargers each station is going to have? With more EVs during a travel season, cars would have wait in queues for long time to find free chargers on highways and road-trips will become problematic. If you buy an EV today, you are still an early-adopter in my opinion. Prices are too high for what you get and range isn't enough yet. The best you can get right now is probably plugin-in hybrid cars. You get enough EV for your daily commute and short distance usage, and you still can go to road-trip without spending too much time at charging stations.