Charge at home. Not everyone can, but a lot of people can. You aren't driving 24/7. Here's an example: Wyoming seems to have the highest average miles/year at

Charge at home. Not everyone can, but a lot of people can. You aren't driving 24/7. Here's an example: Wyoming seems to have the highest average miles/year at around 25k, and charging overnight, even just at 120V, would be nearly enough to cover that. Increase that to a 240V, still totally feasible at home, and you more than double your typical charge in miles/overnight. Not everyone would benefit from an EV, but there's so much ridiculous FUD around how infeasible they are. I only get about 200 miles per charge on mine, but even still I only need to plug in once or twice a week at 120V. The FUD is BS, EVs are so simple. I'm optimistic about my future never again including a trip to the gas station. https://www.thezebra.com/resources/driving/average-miles-driven-per-year/ https://www.thezebra.com/resources/driving/average-miles-dri...