About the superchargers, you don't really know how the italy is made up if you think 23 is plenty..
No way i'm polemizing, i live in the north of italy, for me it's perfectly fine, but there are huge part where you simply can't reach
1) Yes, you can. Use any range calculator.
2) Seriously, you're going to talk about "where you can reach" to someone in a country with no superchargers, and where even the CHAdeMOs/Combos only go a fraction of the way around the country?
Italy has
no worse of a supercharger density than the rest of Europe. You are in no way, shape or form supercharger-sparse.
just consider the mountains we have that cut the italy.. you will find out it's not so easy
No, you'll find out that you can do it just fine.
This is ridiculous. You have a full, rich supercharger network, we have bloody nothing, and you're complaining about yours as a reason why you're being passed by us in EV sales?
And FYI, you're not the only country with mountains. And are not one of the windiest countries on Earth, and battered by arctic storms through a long winter.
Add that we don't trust "we will make X supercharger in italy".. we are too used to "we will do it!" and nobody does it
Except, of course, that Tesla already did it. 23 times. Plus five stores and two service centres.
And of course, you need to buy a model S/X, for use it.. so it's almost pointless
As mentioned, you have a massive number of CCS/CHAdeMO chargers as well. You're blanketed in infrastructure.
Aside from ikea i never seen a charging port anywere else
Charging points are rarely ever randomly "seen"; you
find them on a map.
and wee we have news that there is a charging port you need to have some cards, or call for someone to allow you to charge.. it's just to hassle for the gain.
Yes, welcome to everyone else's world.
Your points about Italians not spending much on cars and the lack of incentives are fair. But the other stuff isn't even remotely fair. You're describing
the situation that the rest of mainland Europe is in, and which is
far far better than the situation we're in here.
Again, I'm not blaming you for your country's lack of interest - I was just pointing it out. But if you're going to make excuses, make them at least be the right ones.
(And BTW, you don't spend
that much less than the EU average on cars)