The driving across country for free, at the cost of time, is an interesting point. On Wednesday, I spent 7 hours driving and about $90 in gas. I wonder how/if EV will change the way that business owners/contractors will be compensated for mileage and tax write offs. I think that stuff will change, but not for a while; so now might be the golden period for that. Even in my low mpg van my mileage compensation outweighs what it costs to fill the vehicle. An EV vehicle would just be icing on the cake for most stuff along the front range. I'd love an autonomous vehicle to drive for me so I could work between stops. My trip on Wednesday is a perfect example. 7 hours is an enormous amount of time to not be working. That's an entirely different conversation though.