Charging electric car has come a long way in recent years.
Until recently, road trips required a lot of advance planning. Charging speeds were slow, requiring stops that easily lasted over 30 minutes. Sessions were thwarted by broken or destroyed equipment or inconsiderate fossil fuel owners blocking the charging points.
Fortunately, those days are largely over. Charging networks are bigger and more reliable these days, and many new EVs can add a decent amount of range in just 20 to 30 minutes. But that doesn’t mean the market isn’t ripe for disruption.