I do it with EVs (and not gas cars) because many people worry about range and charging times. They also wonder whether it's practical to own one without having

I do it with EVs (and not gas cars) because many people worry about range and charging times. They also wonder whether it's practical to own one without having access to home charging. Explaining it this way conveys the "impact" to daily life better than talking strictly about numbers. Me saying "usually I charge once a week while getting groceries" is lived experience and quite relatable (I hope). I also try to be honest and not make any claims about use cases which are not mine (I'm not trying to sell something). I very seldomly do long drives > 2h so if someone does that regularly, my personal experience won't apply. Of course if people want to nerd out over kwH and kW I'm ready to do that as well but many don't care about that. Edit: Everybody knows how gas cars work. No need to explain that. But my friends and family are curious about EVs.