Here's my go-to line about the public electric vehicle charging infrastructure: it's much, much better than it's ever been. But it still has many miles to go. The truth is that the U.S. alone added thousands of chargers last year, basically doubling them since 2020. But they're not everywhere yet. And EV drivers still deal with annoying payment, compatibility and reliability problems. If you're wondering what the experience is like, or how yours measures up, check out the story below from contributor Lawrence Ulrich. He talked to a bunch of EV owners at several stations last year, and gave a good window into how things are these days. (As for me, if I have a Tesla Supercharger adapter in a car I'm using, I won't mess with anything else.) Also in this Friday edition of our newsletter: We look at some big wins from Hyundai and Rivian, and what they mean for a challenging year ahead. —Patrick George, Editor-in-Chief | 
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