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Steve wrote: Evan, due to the number and frequency of fueling stations, drivers have long been unconcerned about refueling, but with an electric vehicle each and every trip has to be considered, especially ten years ago. It is like driving with a quarter size gas tank with only one or two fueling stations available.
That has long been a concern for people regarding EVs. I'd characterize it as "dramatically overblown." Tesla's charging stations are everywhere and have only increased their accessibility since I bought my Model 3 eight years ago, and last I knew they are usable by non-Tesla EVs if you have the right adapter.
For perspective, longest road trip I've taken was in 2019 when I drove to Indianapolis, from Toronto, then back home after a few nights stop in Chicago. Zero issues with keeping the car charged on that trip, particularly because we timed stops with lunch/dinner breaks.
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