> more than 412 mi No, 400 miles is about right as an average range as long as your charging is fast. ICE cars achieve that easily. The Toyota Prius has 640 mi

> more than 412 mi No, 400 miles is about right as an average range as long as your charging is fast. ICE cars achieve that easily. The Toyota Prius has 640 miles of range. > faster than a Model S Yes. > close to parity for long distance It isn't. There's no point pretending the situation is other than it is. You can do long distance driving in an EV but you are going to spend more time charging than you would spend fueling. That's just a practical reality. The Porsche Taycan is the fastest road tripping EV at the moment. It's helped by its fast charging capability: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFsjMvCFlig https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFsjMvCFlig It's an expensive sports car and on price alone it will never be a mass market vehicle. EVs still need to charge faster than the Taycan. > super charger is fast, but not yet quiet as fast as pumping gas It's nowhere near as fast as pumping gas.