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Gas stations, I think, are required to post prices on signs, be regularly inspected to make sure they are providing the quality and amount of product they are supposed to, and don't require you to click through an EULA. I don't have the impression that this is the way chargers work.
And you can refuel much faster. I can fill my entire tank in less than 2 minutes, to get the same mileage with a car I'd be looking at an hour (if not longer). I spend less than 2 minutes a week getting gas and as a renter I can't install charging at home, and work doesn't have any charging options, meaning I'd be sitting around an 30-60 minutes a week at a charging station twiddling my thumbs. Also the cheapest Tesl…
To put in the effective Tesla chargers, rather than the slow trickle ones, in many cases building owners would need to upgrade their panels, and likely need to put in higher amperage services. That's not cheap, and unless the premium you get for having a charger is on the order of a couple hundred bucks a month, or there are massive subsidies, it is not very attractive.