It's a complex problem but there are fairly obvious strategies that longer term can address most of the points you raise. The company I work for in the main s

It's a complex problem but there are fairly obvious strategies that longer term can address most of the points you raise. The company I work for in the main strategy is to facilitate AC charging points in places you are naturally stopped for enough time to top up charge. So home, work, shopping areas being the most obvious. So small frequent incremental opportunities to top up or in the case of this article contribute to the grid. There are definitely lots of solvable problems in this space that underpinned by the correct financial models will contribute a lot positively to climate change. Topping up from solar during the day and from wind during the night along with predictive (per driver) charging models will go a long way. Whilst complex the challenges feel very much in the realms of scheduling and loading cargo onto ships Vs autonomous driving from a software side. For hardware (chargers) it's really down to plentiful supply in the main.