text: The hydro lines suppling electricity to your home are already under rated. Now add in 10 homes on the same street charging their EVs all at the same time and you have hydro lines burning off the insulators at the pole.
  
  We don't have the necessary hydro infrastructure, nobody does anywhere on the planet to charge millions of EVs at the same time.
  
  How many fast charge spots do you think a gas station can provide right now? Possibly 4 at most, provided there are no other gas stations close by doing the same or anyone else drawing large amounts of electricity on the same transmission line.
  
  What happens when 10 vehicles pull up to get a charge? Nothing if you have an hour to wait for a charge. Do you have an hour or more to wait to get a charge if there's a lineup?