If you have an older EV, sure. Newer ones pretty much all charge in 15-30 minutes. I guess technically it can take much longer if you're using an L1 charger, b

If you have an older EV, sure. Newer ones pretty much all charge in 15-30 minutes. I guess technically it can take much longer if you're using an L1 charger, but if you just plug into the wall at home you have the advantage of being able to charge overnight while you sleep, whereas for gas or hydrogen it's much more complicated to fill up on your own