Only when you are using your car as a commuter vehicle... if you drive anywhere, you need to recharge en route, and until you can charge it 10 minutes or less with at least a 300 mile range per charge, the all electric vehicle is a niche commuter/second vehicle... nothing more.
Toshiba's new fast-charging battery could triple the range of electric vehicles
In just about the same amount of time as it takes to fill up and clean the windshield the new tech can charge up. The problem is really about the batteries themselves. They are made of expensive hard to get cobalt which is mined by child labor. Another company is working on a fix for that. Now if the two could be combined safely; e-cars will likely start becoming more popular. I still think the market should decide and not some government yahoo. Things like this always progress better when allowed to happen organically.