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All of those locations will soon have EV chargers. People will demand them as EVs become mass market. My own apartment building has five EV chargers. Destinatio

All of those locations will soon have EV chargers. People will demand them as EVs become mass market. My own apartment building has five EV chargers. Destination chargers will be common too. This will happen slowly at first, but exponentially increase. And the inverse is true, too: as gas vehicles start to decline, gas stations will slowly start to decline, and then more and more quickly close. People will start to notice it's less convenient to find a gas station, and prices are less competitive. This will all lead to a nice positive feedback loop for EVs and a negative feedback loop for gas cars.

falcolas 4y ago
The point of my comment, taken in the context of the parent comment, is that time shifting is not automatic nor easy with the move to electric cars. It requires charging at home, overnight, to do. And I'm glad your apartment building has chargers - no apartment buildings have them in my hometown. > This will happen slowly at first, but exponentially increase. A vast majority, in my experience, of apartment building owners barely provide basic amenities to their tenants... I'm not as optimistic as you on this growth, especially when locations with fast chargers (i.e. gas station equivalents) will exist.