with the new EVs, the higher V batteries can charge from ~10-80% in 15-20 min using a fast charger. Obviously it will depend on where you are, but in the PNW there are a decent number of them. For a multi-day road trip, EVs are not really gonna cut it. But for a trip to a vacation home, 400mi+ is probably doable, depending on where you live.
The one thing that it seems few people get (as mentioned above), is that the value of the EV really depends on where you live. In the PNW, where most of the energy is hydroelectric, they are "greener". Others, maybe not so much. If it is coal, worse, natural gas, maybe marginally better, nuclear, depends on your philosophy, but probably better. And while charging at home does cost (20-30/mo maybe), where i am there are a decent number of "free" chargers at parking lots, you might not need to charge nearly as much at home. With gas prices $5+here, my next vehicle (not to replace the Sub), for city and shorter road trips, will almost certainly be an EV