[Renfrew]

“assurance they’ll be able to recharge their EV anywhere and at any time before they’ll even consider buying an EV for everyday use.”

That’s a good point, but if everyone charges over night that will give a few hundred miles of range. What percent of vehicles travel several hundred miles on a given day? It’s a pretty small percent. That’s where some extra generation capacity is needed.

[Alberta's Child]

Here's how many motorists -- and I suspect this is MOST motorists -- would operate on a daily basis:

1. Recharge car battery overnight.

2. Start the day with a range of 250+ miles.

3. Drive to a destination 10 miles away where the vehicle will sit for 2+ hours.

4. Recharge the battery at this destination even if it has 240 miles of range left on it.