In the US, more than half of everyone lives in a single family detached house. So perhaps half the population doesn't have a major hurdle to at-home charging c

In the US, more than half of everyone lives in a single family detached house. So perhaps half the population doesn't have a major hurdle to at-home charging currently. For the rest, a 300 mile EV with once-a-week fast charging while they grocery shop is entirely viable. Yes we need to continue building out the infrastructure, but since your comparison is with a battery swap solution that doesn't currently exist in any form, we're already way ahead on that.