I was laughing out loud after reading this bit: In respect for the Supercharge Stations: "Consisting of between 40 and 50 stations, these stations will allow t

I was laughing out loud after reading this bit: In respect for the Supercharge Stations: "Consisting of between 40 and 50 stations, these stations will allow the entire German population to be within reach of a quick-charge and not have to drive more than 200 kilometers (124 miles) to get to the next." Sorry, but does this guy know anything about the German population? Does he know how far the average drive goes? I believe nobody, let me say this again: Nobody will ever drive 124 miles just to "supercharge" his Tesla. This would mean 2h drive to the Supercharge Station and 2 hours driving back. Nobody would even travel 20 miles to do that. I really have a ton of respect for his engineering work. Really I do, but he should just invest in some market research first, before stating that much bullshit. If Germans really shall think about supercharging, there has to be a station within 5 miles, be it in a city, or be it in a more rural area. Or every about 50 miles, on a "autobahn" (highway). [edit: Typo]