> Not to mention most grids being nowhere near able to support the entire population of car drivers fast-charging their cars during rush hour. Feels a bit like

> Not to mention most grids being nowhere near able to support the entire population of car drivers fast-charging their cars during rush hour. Feels a bit like a straw man. Most commuters aren't extending beyond the range of their vehicle for work commutes, and would charge at home or office on solar. I agree they should not be sold as though there are no trade offs, but after extensive research it feels that for a primarily commuter scenario, never having to stop for gas, charging at home, etc, would be not only practical but actually superior. I frequently have to gas up mid week and with a busy job and kids, it is an actual hassle that would be nice to be a nice upgrade.