On one level, sure, the problem is temporary and will sort itself out. But it's a very practical problem right now for people with EVs and can be a significant

On one level, sure, the problem is temporary and will sort itself out. But it's a very practical problem right now for people with EVs and can be a significant factor in reducing the desirability of EVs. I'll say that charging was my #1 complaint when I leased a Chevy Bolt for a year. Chargers(in the bay area no less) were often broken, expensive, or required me to return to the charger(i.e. in the middle of dinner) to disconnect and move my vehicle.