A 600-Mile Road Trip (and Data) Proves Charging EVs No Longer Sucks | TechCrunch0

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• July 18, 2026

Charging is at the forefront of the minds of potential EV buyers. Just over half of those surveyed by AAA last year said public charging infrastructure was a key concern. Those concerns are not unfounded. Historically, EV fast charging has been lackluster. In 2023, after a disastrous road trip, I wrote a “bill of rights”