Range anxiety is still the main reason I hesitate to recommend an electric car to my friends, and honestly, charging infrastructure has a lot to answer for. I drive a 2022 Tesla Model 3 on a 60-mile daily commute, and while home charging works for me, a recent road trip to visit family 200 miles away turned into a logistical puzzle with two crowded charging stations. The question isn't whether EVs are the future—they clearly are—but whether buying one now makes sense for people without a garage or reliable public charging. Am I being too cautious, or is it still early days for most drivers?