> but it does come with the charge-time pain point. I look forward to the five-minute refuel I left behind to get the other benefits of an EV... Since I charge

> but it does come with the charge-time pain point. I look forward to the five-minute refuel I left behind to get the other benefits of an EV... Since I charge at home, this is only a pain point on road trips (though diminishing with the growing number of high power chargers along highways). However, I understand how it's a pain for apartment dwellers who don't have their own charging stations. So we need better street-side public charging infrastructure for them - but also for single-family-home dwellers with a second car that doesn't fit in the driveway. Living in a single-family-home shouldn't be a precondition for driving an EV.