I've seen very few chargers with prominent signage, visible from a major road (the ones in supermarket parking lots usually can't be seen until you're there), or next to existing gas stations. I also haven't seen any entertainment media showing someone plugging in or unplugging their EV, whether through product placement or organic scriptwriting.
How else, in America, will the non-enthusiasts realize that owning an EV could be a practical option, even an ordinary one?
> I've seen very few chargers with prominent signage, visible from a major road
Is there a point to such signage when the cars' built-in navigation knows where the chargers are and automatically routes you to the most optimal one on trips where you need one?
If I were considering an electric car, which I'm not, I would probably look at maps that presumably exist on the Internet before I'd trust random spottings on my part.
How else, in America, will the non-enthusiasts realize that owning an EV could be a practical option, even an ordinary one?