Verdict: False
What about road trips and other long distance traveling?
What about road trips and other long distance traveling? This is a question a lot of people ask when it comes to electric vehicles, and while all-electric ranges have been increasing each year it's still a valid question. Even if your vehicle gets over 300 miles on a full charge, what if you're traveling 600 miles? If you need to travel in your EV, you certainly can, as the infrastructure continues to expand. As long as you plan your route, you'll be able to make appropriate stops at one of the 81,000+ public charging locations (over 250,000 ports) across the country as of mid-2026, and with NACS adapters, most non-Tesla EVs can now use Tesla's Supercharger network on top of that. All 50 states have public charging.
Most charging happens at home overnight. Here is how the common home chargers stack up.
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