Whoa, you're leaving out some pretty big demographics.
There are also a lot of people (the majority of people?) for whom EV charging is inconvenient or impossible -- apartment dwellers and people without driveways.
(Yes, yes, some apartments offer EV charging and some people without driveways can just run a charger out to the street)
it would be interesting to correlate apartment dwellers with their weekly commute miles.
we could come up with the number that range needs to get to so that the majority of people could only need to charge once a week. I bet current mid-range evs cover a surprising amount of people. Just guessing but i bet the number is like 280miles a week in metro areas.
Then it's probably not really a big deal to find a public charger somewhere you'd be spending the hour or so anyway. you dont see any newish shopping center these days wo a bank or two of chargers but also lots of parks, libraries and other places youd go that dont cost money have chargers now too.
It feels like its worse, maybe not as "convenient" as going to a gas station but also gas stations are pretty terrible places. smelly with who-knows-what fumes, usually pretty grimy, requires handling of toxic chemicals. Its faster but all things considered i dont think its remotely a "better" way to do it.
I don't really see a lot of public chargers here in the NE USA, but it's also highly likely I'm simply not looking for them either.
Taking an hour out of my day a few times per week to charge an EV someplace public also sounds like a huge PITA. However, I agree that it's worth it for environmental reasons. I would probably also learn to like it. It's like going to the laundromat. Nobody likes it... but it's also an excuse to chill out and read a book for an hour or two! (or whatever)
totally agree it would be a little annoying and things like workplace chargers or more chargers at apartments would make all the difference here, but its also zen, and like maybe a reason to get out of your house and find something to do is actually good for us. or ya know just chill in your car while it charges and watch tv.
but id still take an ev for total lower level total level of annoyance when you factor in everything from driving experience, maintenance, longevity, comfort, noise, smell, no gas stations, environment guilt. the overall user experience for evs is just better for most things and the for now annoyance of charging logistics is the trade off.