Well eventually someone has to consume something for all of this to make sense, no?

Also isn’t this more the result of unhinged capitalism without any real workers pushback?

Agree that for people without a charging box at home the advantages might be reduced atm, but having more home owners buy EVs, requesting better charging infrastructure and potentially reduce costs in public charging stations could also pave the way for more acceptance.

To your point regarding providers at charging stations: I’ve only seen the situation in Germany and it’s indeed very inconvenient and I don’t understand how we ended up in that situation. Also I don’t understand how the prices are that much higher than electricity at home? Why can’t you just not use your credit card for payment?

It’s going to be interesting to see how their new EVs to be released this year are going to perform. I think something like the T-Cross ID and smaller EVs could really hit a nerve if pricing is OK and the issues around gas prices would prolong throughout this year. I hope people get fed up and start to see advantages of EV and every new model, no matter which brand, could help with this.