[forgetsusername]

>If you're using cars just in the city then charging is no issue but for long distance travel it is one.

Yeah, I'm also curious how this pans out. Generally, people traveling long distances on the Tesla SC network route say, "No big deal, I stop for 20 minutes to stretch, charge, and away I go."

But what does that scenario look like when there are millions of EVs on the road? Imagine it took 20 minutes to fill up with fuel? The lines would be horrendous. Travel during prime vacation time and they already are on some routes.

[rhino369]

Presumably the number of quick charge locations will grow if electric cars become normal. They won't be free (even tesla is walking back that free forever promise).

States could let companies lease spots at rest stops.

[mikeash]

Fast charging stations are a lot cheaper to build than gas stations. The answer to your scenario is to build more, which is totally doable.