New electric vehicles priced under $50,000 generally offer a range capacity of around 480 kilometres, while more expensive models can go even further. It’s important to note that the average Australian drives less than 50 kilometres per day, making range anxiety less likely to be a problem for most daily commutes. Additionally, the majority of EV charging takes place at home, where overnight charging can easily replenish the vehicle’s battery.For most households, daily charging may not be necessary, and in some cases, a single charge per week would suffice. It’s worth mentioning that ongoing advancements in battery technology by manufacturers are continually improving the driving ranges of EVs, offering even greater distances on a single charge.Governments have also started recognising the importance of supporting EV adoption and have started providing funding for chargers in regional locations. This initiative ensures that drivers can confidently travel longer distances across Australia, alleviating any concerns about finding charging infrastructure during road trips.