5 minutes is reasonable. Having done a long road trip at the end of April, I can comfortably say that any time we stopped to get gas, the stop was longer than

5 minutes is reasonable. Having done a long road trip at the end of April, I can comfortably say that any time we stopped to get gas, the stop was longer than 5 minutes in general anyway. > They're getting faster speed by pushing a huge amount of power to the battery (1MW!). Valid concern given that's honestly scary from a battery life and safety perspective, especially when coupled with China's downplaying of the fire issues observed with some of their brands... > Do you get full speed if it's below freezing? What about over 100 degrees F? Both are common in the US and well-handled by gas stations. You might not, but I will state that I've had many a gas station in the US where for whatever reason below freezing has definitely slowed down the pumps. Even if it was still less than 5 minutes, I'd rather the workflow of 'plug in the charger and then go back and sit in the car' than 'Wait at the pump because you've seen even attended pump kickbacks go wrong and it's state law anyway'...