20 mph charging if you are aren't collecting tickets.
Realistic day at work is nearly 200 miles of charging. Average commuter speed is under 50 mph door to door.
So somebody who sleeps in an apartment in a different region from work, has no superchargers, works, and drives.
That is their entire life. Kinda of like prison except with less exercise time, and less sex.
Like I've said before, when you make things free, there are people will stab their mom in the eye to get 1 place further up in line. Or if it's a prime spot, folk will use an EV charging spot an all-day parking spot. They might even be nearly fully charged, but if allows them to walk 1 minute less a day, it's worth it.
Like Costco. You watch folk block aisles waiting for a front stall just to avoid walking 100 yards or less.
