Around me avast majority of the chargers are at Sheetz. So you go from getting gas at Sheetz. To charging your car there. Same business and location.

It's not even the cost, it's never having to divert from my commute to put fuel in the car because I've been putting it off for a week and now it's both critical and more inconvenient than ever.

At the start, then they stop looking at the signs unless the gas prices have been in the news recently.

I see the lineups at fuel stations in Russia and think about how happy I am to have solar panels and an EV.

They just become convenience stores, which is all they are anyway.

We'd need far fewer of them. Many will transition to also providing charging stations, then, as these can be placed pretty much everywhere without any complicated infrastructure (huge underground gas reservoirs), parking buildings will provide charging services.

99.999% of commuters can do so with a single over night charge. Many will be able to charge their cars at home.