If you’re talking long trips, either way you’ll probably want a 20 minute break after 300+ miles of non-stop driving.
Sure, but Tesla can’t go anywhere near 300 miles on a charge. And most charging stations are not super chargers, either.
The article did a good job of illustrating how electric vehicles - as built today - are not a good solution for the majority of the population by any means. As such, they are little more than an interesting toy.
In the near or distant future, if someone finds a source of abundant, cheap unobtainium and it’s a much better battery material, then maybe the whole equation changes. But that’s only a pipe dream now.
"1.21 Gigawatts!"
Gas powered cars had the same limits at one point.
EVs have improved a great deal in a short time, and won’t suddenly stop improving.
“New thing X isn’t perfect yet, therefore it irredeemably sucks” is a lousy argument.