> I live on the outskirts of a major metro area. I've looked at the charging maps, and there just aren't good chargers available right now.
If EV adoption is low in your metro area, then EVs may only be convenient for home owners and folks who live near charging stations until more people get EVs.
Once there is a critical mass of EVs in your area (or even just passing through), then stations will pop up everywhere.
I live in a non-urban coastal area of California, and there are multiple EV stations at almost every mall and every Target within an hour drive of where I live (probably wider than that, but I haven’t really checked).
If EV adoption is low in your metro area, then EVs may only be convenient for home owners and folks who live near charging stations until more people get EVs.
Once there is a critical mass of EVs in your area (or even just passing through), then stations will pop up everywhere.
I live in a non-urban coastal area of California, and there are multiple EV stations at almost every mall and every Target within an hour drive of where I live (probably wider than that, but I haven’t really checked).