It's more of charging availability anxiety. Typical EV user case involves a homeowner with a charger in the garage. Worse comes to worst, you can always plug t

It's more of charging availability anxiety. Typical EV user case involves a homeowner with a charger in the garage. Worse comes to worst, you can always plug the car overnight. But someone like a student, who lives in a rental, might experience difficulty keeping their car consistently charged. Even when public chargers are nominally available, they might be inoperable, used by others, or just taken up by a non-EV taking up a convenient parking spot (which, according to EV owner groups, happens frequently).