An interesting (to me) meta analysis of the discussion here: most people who find the numbers out of whack bring up charging at home at off peak rates. But home

An interesting (to me) meta analysis of the discussion here: most people who find the numbers out of whack bring up charging at home at off peak rates. But home ownership is only about 65% in the us, and falling about 1.5% quarterly. That is, home charging is not available to a significant and growing population. Home charging without a garage is pretty risky due to the high value of charging cables. As it stands, a lot of car owners will continue to use gas stations and charging stations, raising their costs accordingly.