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Have you ever done it? It’s really not. Listen to four songs or read a book on your phone and you’re done.

• JohnFen 3y ago
  Have I ever had to sit in my car waiting for something for 20 minutes? Of course. I assume everyone has at one time or another. Occasionally, it's fine. Daily or semi-daily? Less fine. But I'd worry more about the impact of fast-charging every time I'd need to charge, though. Perhaps EV batteries work differently, but fast-charging lithium batteries I'm familiar with has a real impact on battery life. I haven't looked into this much, so I don't know. That's why I'm asking.
  • brewdad 3y ago
    If you can't charge at home, there is almost no reason to buy an EV today. The infrastructure you would need to rely on just isn't there in most places. If you can charge at home, or maybe at work, there is almost no reason not to buy an EV for your next car. It charges at normal electricity rates while you sleep (or work) and you will never need to charge it anywhere else except for the occasional road trip.
    • erik_seaberg 3y ago
      You need to own a home, because you can’t know whether your next apartment would have off-street charging.