I also would like to mention how there are still houses out there (like mine) you'd have to completely rewire in order to accommodate charging an electric vehicle. So not only is there a $30k minimum price on the car but an extra few thousand to redo the house. Even if it was environmentally friendly, people don't have that money.,(reply>), I charge mine on a 120 outlet. Plugs right into existing outlet,(reply>), You can charge an EV on 120v if you do low mileage and top up at public chargers if needed. A 240v 16a charger is only a couple hundred bucks and only needs a 20a circuit which is pretty easy and cheap to install, this would get you about 100 miles a day on charging overnight (10 hours).