> I think many of people here live in US and assume that it everywhere things look similar. Most of the US is in the same boat as you. Where I live, there is n

> I think many of people here live in US and assume that it everywhere things look similar. Most of the US is in the same boat as you. Where I live, there is nowhere to charge and there are fairly great distances between things. You rarely ever see electric cars here, because they are only useful for people who have invested quite a bit in their house to build a charging station. The people here on hn that have the attitude you mention, are people who live in large populated regions, especially congregated around the coasts. I'm all for electrifying, and I think it is very necessary, but people do love to put the cart way in front of the horse.