Imagine if someone released a cellphone tomorrow that fully charged in 5 minutes, and last 4 days on a single charge, but you had to go to special charging cent

Imagine if someone released a cellphone tomorrow that fully charged in 5 minutes, and last 4 days on a single charge, but you had to go to special charging centers, none of which are within 15-20 mins of your house, and pull out your credit card and pay for the charging each time, all the while breathing in noxious fumes at the charging center. I suspect only a small fraction of people would opt for that option. It would be the people who are constantly using their phone because they do their work entirely from it for 15-20 hrs a day. That’s pretty much what the car market should be like. The only reason people throw suspicion at it is because they’ve not experienced the comfort of never having to the gas station and simply waking up to a fully charged car like they do with their phone.