G.M. Will Only Sell Zero-Emission Vehicles by 2035

"Charging times will vary depending on charging type and vehicle specs. There are three levels of charging:

    AC Level 1 charging can deliver 2 to 4 miles of range per hour (at home use)
    AC Level 2 charging can deliver 7 to 40 miles of range per hour (at home use / at work)
        Range per hour varies depending upon the type of charger used (3kW to 19kW)
    DC fast charging can deliver 60-100 miles of range in 10 minutes (public use)
        Range per hour varies depending upon the type of charger used (24kW to 350kW)"

https://www.gmc.com/electric-truck/hummer-ev/faq

I work for General Motors but this is from the gmc.com website for the Hummer EV coming out.

Currently its 8 hours of charging per 30 hours of driving on a 2000 miles trip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UskzfQJt2Bc&t=619

I mean, I just drove from Indiana to a Florida with roughly 2h chargetime, which roughly corresponded with time to use the restroom and snag lunches.

Outside of trips, have charged 100% at home without needing to go to gas stations (saved a few hours this year, so the trip above is more or less a wash)

For most of the US at least, this is already a solved problem. (However it is not solved for GM, they need to catch up to Tesla)