content: The range does blow on current market EVs, other than teslas, because they are all compliance cars to increase a car manufacturers fleet average mpg. They can very easily put larger packs into their cars if they choose to. EVs are going to be common place with the next decade. More and more people are realizing EVs are much easier to maintain, more reliable, and are cheap to drive. Teslas super charger network is huge, and is doubling in size. So the infrastructure is there. It's obvious you don't own an EV, I do, and I will never go back. Range anxiety was an issue for me the first couple of month, but once I got used to the car I've never had a range issue. My commute is 60 miles a day and my electric bill only went up about $25/month. Gas stations struggle today, how often do you see mom and pop places anymore? The ones around here are large convenience stores that happen to sell gas. I have a feeling you're going to be surprised by how fast EVs come into the mainstream.