> If people were using electric cars with similarly distributed infrastructure that took 1/2 hour or more to charge, it would be impossible to go anywhere. Thi

> If people were using electric cars with similarly distributed infrastructure that took 1/2 hour or more to charge, it would be impossible to go anywhere. This is a good point. The charging infrastructure seems to be ok to support EV requirements right now (I don’t think I have ever seen a charging station full), but with EV purchases increasing at some point this could be a problem. Without more infrastructure you have to resort to time limits to serve the need. This would be a problem.