As mass-market electric vehicles (EVs) routinely offer 200 miles or more of driving on one charge, range anxiety will recede, but "charge fatigue" may take over, according to Business Insider correspondent max. The proliferation of devices in our lives that need charging means that we need to constantly plan when to plug things in and adding cars to the mix makes our lives even more difficult to organise. The fastest charger on the market, the Tesla supercharger, takes an hour to almost fill a battery, with most taking a lot longer.
As mass-market electric vehicles (EVs) routinely offer 200 miles or more of driving on one charge, range anxiety will recede, but "charge fatigue" may take over, according to Business Insider correspondent Matthew DeBord. The proliferation of devices in our lives that need charging means that we need to constantly plan when to plug things in and adding cars to the mix makes our lives even more difficult to organise. The fastest charger on the market, the Tesla supercharger, takes an hour to almost fill a battery, with most taking a lot longer.