For one thing, I've seen a lot of Americans circulating this around, and it's important to note that many significant elements of this piece are specific to drivers in the UK.
This, the article states, means that at-home charging isn’t feasible for many. In the U.S., per the most recent census, that figure is much lower at 18.5%.
There is definitely some truth here, but I have several issues with this piece. Specifically, the averages cited don't reflect the actual diversity of the EV market.
The British paper claimed that EVs are too expensive and impractical, ending with a conclusion that hybrids are the way to go.
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