(Disclaimer: The following applies to western Europe) > Factor in your time hunting for a charger Not really an issue, there is a large variety of apps to nav

(Disclaimer: The following applies to western Europe) > Factor in your time hunting for a charger Not really an issue, there is a large variety of apps to navigate you to a charger and check availiability beforehand. > waiting around for the car In my experience when on the highway the time you need for a break (toilet, eating, relaxing) is equal or less than the time the car needs to charge. If you are shopping, your car will be done charging before you finish. > Usually you need to install some infrastructure or deal with overnight slow charging. If you are just using the car in the city for short trips you only need to change every 1-2 weeks. In that case you can just go to a quick charge station which many gas stations are installing now in paralell to their pumps. The problem I see right now: While consumer prices are 0.3€/kWh at home, quick chargers demand 0.65€/kWh, which is insane.