> With an electric car, I start every day, always, with a full tank. If you can, that's nice. But that assumes being able to not only charge at home but to hav

> With an electric car, I start every day, always, with a full tank. If you can, that's nice. But that assumes being able to not only charge at home but to have fast charging infrastructure installed at home. We charge at home but the car doesn't fully charge overnight. That works all right since my partner only commutes every other day. On occasions where two consecutive commute days (or other special trips) come up, there's a lot of range anxiety involved. > I think EVs give me LESS range anxiety overall. This is difficult to understand. Sure, it's nice if you can start on full charge at home every morning. Nonetheless, some day you'll need to go farther and then a gas car is inevitably easier and faster to fill up.