I don't need the long distance. The matter is the price. And some folks pay 50 cents at home even.

The majority here has no opportunity to charge at home. And having to carry a dozen cards around because of different operators and then pay 50, 70, 80 cents per kWh AND claim how "cheap" it is, doesn't work that way.

Hopefully. Just to make it clear: I'm not against EVs, but the often cited "it's so cheap to charge" as a major selling point doesn't really apply in countries where electricity has become the cash cow for the state.

If fuel is still cheaper despite being massively more taxed than electricity EVs will have a hard time selling.