[frumper]

Charging my car doesn't require more than my A/C, or oven, or clothes dryer. Good thing my car charges overnight, when I'm not drying clothes or cooking, and my A/C does quite a bit less work.

> it makes more sense to have a system that allows for rapid refueling all the time

I don't need that. That is a very rare need for me, and it's so infrequent that I'm ok with it taking a little longer than a gas pump.

[imchillyb]

> ...I don't need that. That is a very rare need for me, and it's so infrequent that I'm ok with it taking a little longer than a gas pump.

"Time is money friend!"

Emergency services, law enforcement, delivery services, long-range transport services, etc... all require rapid refueling. Each and every one.

Your single use case does not a society make.

[frumper]

And those are a tiny fraction of the cars on the road. Even then, there are police departments and delivery services using electric vehicles. I don't advocate 100% removal of ICE cars. A variety of solutions will likely be needed.

[_aavaa_]

Time is money is great when you’ve waiting at the hydrogen refueling stating for the chillers to be ready again after the person in front of you just used them.