Are electric cars ready to replace gasoline ones for most drivers?
I've owned three sedans over 15 years, but after test-driving a Tesla Model 3 last month, I'm torn on whether electric cars are truly ready to replace gasoline ones for average drivers. Charging infrastructure is improving, yet range anxiety still lingers when I plan long trips, and the upfront price difference isn't negligible even with federal tax credits. What do you think—should most households make the switch to EVs now, or wait a few more years until the network is more reliable?