> An EV is much less convenient than a conventional vehicle... Once electric vehicles can charge in comparable times to gas for comparable miles, then we can ta

> An EV is much less convenient than a conventional vehicle... Once electric vehicles can charge in comparable times to gas for comparable miles, then we can talk... I wish this argument would just die. It's so ignorant and assine. The convenience is different, not less. I haven't had to stop at a gas station to fuel up either of my cars since Nov 2018. I haven't used a charger outside of my home since last August to charge my Nissan Leaf, and in 2020 I only used chargers twice. That's 2 times since Nov of 2019 on a vehicle with an 80 mile range. Our Model 3 was driven across country and kept time with a box truck moving all of our belongings. I plug my cars in when I need a charge at home. I don't have to run out for gas the night before a trip or on the way. I don't have to make planned or unplanned stops at gas stations. I don't have to go to gas stations at all. But EVs are less convenient because you can imagine scenarios in your head.