I think we'll see this issues solved by on-street charging, at work charging, or at shop charging. Here in the UK there are significant incentives for employer

I think we'll see this issues solved by on-street charging, at work charging, or at shop charging. Here in the UK there are significant incentives for employers to put in car chargers, and councils in cities and towns are installing on street charging at a hell of a rate. In addition we now have big grocers providing free car charging in their car parks to provide a competitive advantage. So in short, people may not be able to charge at home. But in the near future they'll be able to charge at every destination, so really won't need at-home charging any more (not to mention destination chargers are frequently used as loss-leaders and thus free to use). After all, what's the point of having a car if it's just gonna sit in your drive way 24/7.