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The average time to fill up a tank is about 5 min(not considering waiting lines), but if you have a fast charger, it will still take about 2 hrs, and for home chargers the time goes up to 8 hrs. Until battery swapping isnt mainstream, or maybe faster charging, ev adaption for longer trips is difficult

Pehli bat to ye ki, EV abhi mehnga he. Dusri baat, EV ko local garage Wale thik ni kar sakte, aapko company me hi Jana pade ga. Or company walo ne loot macha rakhi he. Tisri baat, Jab Tak petrol pump jitna EV charging station ni banjate, tab Tak EV Lena thik ni he.. Chauthi baat, Abhi EV EV kar rahe ho .... Kuch 10-15 saaal Jane do, uske bad Electricity bhi petrol diesel jitna ya unse mehnga ho jaye ga.

All the misconceptions about EVS come from people who never owned one or ever driven one nor do they understood the technology underneath Only take it if satisfies your use case, else stick to what you have

Hydrogen hands down because battery are storage units not generators that gives energy with fuel. Its a fuel war and storing energy is less efficient for businesses than generating. But talking about generating energy, it is challenging with low density fuel. So for now electric vehicles might have an edge as green alternatives but its definitely not the future.

All depends on your use case, most of the smaller ones can be replaced by EVs for some there is time

In future yes. But right now, too early to buy. Multiple problems need to be fixed before safe mass adoption.

Burning coal to run EV Doesn't make any sense! Long way to go!

If electric cars are charged with fossil fuels and have small batteries that take a long time to charge, they might not be much better than regular cars.

Everything will eventually switch to electric. The current barrier is high installation cost (of batteries)