I rarely break out the ClipperCreek L2 32A charger I have, because my L1 does the trick once or twice a week. However, the look on people's faces when they ask what I think about my EV ('19 e-Golf) and I respond "I haven't bought gas since Labor Day" is always priceless. I no longer pay attention to what fossil fuel costs. Contrary to others, my wife likes to run her fossil fuel vehicle under 1/2 tank consistently. I thought it was funny when she seemed concerned about "range anxiety" when I asked her to take my EV to the VW dealership to get a minor build issue resolved. When we first converted to cars with diesel engines, she initially exhibited anxiety over "finding a station with diesel", and used to always keep her diesel tank above 1/4 "just in case". Now, I get stories that include the phrase "the low fuel light came on yesterday, or the day before..." (Its gotta be rough on the electric fuel pump in the tank)
A few weeks ago, I simply signed up for RFID tags for all the major EV charging site players anywhere near me: EVGo, ChargePoint, & Greenlots. One of them was $5 for the card, the others were willing to mail me cards for free (similar to how fossil fuel stations would love for you to use "their" credit card)... Now, I can stop wherever, if I ever need to. The one that surprised me was Electrify America. They rely on an app on your phone, RFID phone payments, or a credit card reader on the charging station. EA doesn't offer a credit card style RFID tag for their chargers.
EV's will never take all the internal combustion engines off the roadways, but I can say I rarely ever drive my diesel VW anymore.