Headline 100 years ago: "How many gas stations does the US need to replace Hay and farriers?"
Obviously for the first few years it was difficult to drive an automobile very far.. and every year it got better and better.
Obviously for the first few years it was difficult to drive an automobile very far.. and every year it got better and better.
Gas stations don't fill up themselves out of thin air — a massive infrastructure has been built (and wars fought for) for extraction, refining, and supplying the fuel.
UK's gridserve has solar farms producing 62GWh/year, that's over 2000 full recharges per day.
Their "Electric Forecourts" have 6MWh of battery storage (~100 cars).
https://www.gridserve.com/electric-vehicle-charging/electric...
Battery storage is common in charging stations, because it allows peak charging speeds higher than the grid connection, plus use of renewable and off-peak electricity.