Driving through the mountains here in Norway this past week, I saw plenty of electric cars and plenty of charging stations along the way, no matter if I was off

Driving through the mountains here in Norway this past week, I saw plenty of electric cars and plenty of charging stations along the way, no matter if I was off in the countryside or not. They do well enough for vacation, so I'm not sure what the problem is. The chargers are an amazing enough feat: So much infrastructure has been built. Most of Norway is sparsely populated and getting the proper infrastructure has been really important. I've only lived here 8 years, and have seen an increase in that short time. New Jersey has a much higher population density, and though that leads to its own challenges, it makes the sort of infrastructure you need for electric cars a little bit easier.