> Everyone who owns a charger, most likely in a garage, attached to a single-family home is != everyone. The majority of people in the US live in single family

> Everyone who owns a charger, most likely in a garage, attached to a single-family home is != everyone. The majority of people in the US live in single family detached homes. While there are a significant number of people living in apartments or condos, we have a long ways to go before that's going to limit adoption. > most homes don’t have an electric charger Every home has 120V sockets, and installing a 14-50 isn't cost prohibitive given how much you save in the first year alone compared to gasoline. The average person could charge every day with a bog standard 120V outlet and be fine. 14-50 is nice when you go on a road trip and want to recover full charge by the next morning, though.