Point is, for day to day driving, you never have to worry about this because you start your day with full range. So EVs get you the benefit of never having to

Point is, for day to day driving, you never have to worry about this because you start your day with full range. So EVs get you the benefit of never having to worry about getting gas when late for something, and never having to get gas in general from your daily commute. The tradeoff is, the few times you do want to go further than your range, it's a bit harder. But since those trips are usually on my leisure days, I personally don't mind that at all.