I've driven both gas and electric cars for work, and after 50,000 miles in an EV, I'm convinced the range anxiety debate is overblown for most people. My daily commute is 40 miles, and I charge at home overnight—public charging is only an issue on road trips, which I do twice a year. Sure, cold weather cuts range by 20-30%, but I just plan around it. The bigger question is whether the upfront cost and charging infrastructure make sense for everyone, not just early adopters like me. After factoring in fuel savings and tax credits, my total cost per mile dropped from $0.14 to $0.05, yet I still know people who won't switch because they fear unexpected charging dead spots. Isn't the real barrier habit and misinformation, not the technology itself?