That's a market that isn't going to serve them as well as they imagine. Most people just genuinely don't need that "longer range and quick gas refills", very of

That's a market that isn't going to serve them as well as they imagine. Most people just genuinely don't need that "longer range and quick gas refills", very often if at all. In return, they have shorter electric range because they have to carry around a heavy engine and a more complex drive train, which requires vastly more maintenance. It's a fence-sitting position driven by inertia rather than a serious consideration of people's driving habits and the future direction of automobile infrastructure. That does not bode well.