You mean that gasoline powered cars have unlimited range and don't need to stop for gasoline? That's what it looks like you are saying. When I take long trips, I've always had to plan for getting gasoline. Have you ever driven through New Mexico? You better plan your trip or plan on walking.
As to waiting in lines for plugging an EV in, I've never seen anyone waiting in lines for electric, but I have seen plenty of lines at gas stations over the years. I wait in one almost every time that I fill up at Costco.
I think you should get out more and not just rely on what you hear on the right wing stations.
Of course not - don't take it so literal.
What I'm saying is that after all this time, and the technology, that I thought there would have been more development in different forms of technology to replace the ICE in the mainstream - rather than lithium batteries, mining, etc.
What I'm saying is we are the generation where road trips were a thing. A tank of fuel and 700k's covered and a 10 min stop to refuel and stretch the legs and grab a snack. I am referring to the upcoming generation "may not" get to experience the road trip as we know/knew it. THey may, but it will be a different experience.
But, I have very, very rarely, had to line up for fuel. Whereas it's a common thing here as the charging infrastructure hasn't kept up with the demand or to cover the distance into the rural areas. It's common to hear people waiting in line for a charging point - and when they do, suddenly it's an hour gone by the time they get in a charge. AS long as everyone is aware of it, then people will adjust - different times is all.
Just to clarify - I get out and about, and much like Canada and USA, we can and do drive for hours and days and still haven't reached our destination. (hence my comments on the road trip)
And never have nor do I listen to or get involved in anyway with "Right wing" stations
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