[jonas21]

In the U.S., the majority of people drive to work, so even if you don't have a place to charge at home, you can still fully charge every weekday if your employer has chargers.

Where I live, you see these all over the place:

https://chargingforward.chargepoint.com/story/charging-forwa...

They also usually place them close to the building to reduce the distance they have to wire, so that's a nice side benefit.

[ogre_codes]

I'm not sure how feasible it is for an employer to have charging stations for 80% of their workforce. It would be a nice benefit though.

One nice thing about charging at your workplace though is typical 9-5 jobs are quire compatible with solar charging. So you put up an array of solar with electrical outlets in the lot. Excess power feeds back into the business.

[ridaj]

As soon as there are enough electric vehicle ownership among employees, they can't reliably charge at work. I already can't, the chargers are always taken.

[jonas21]

If all the chargers are regularly full, presumably they will build more chargers.

In the long run, having a higher percentage of EV owners should increase ability to reliably find a charger because there will be less variability in demand.