Even optimistic market projections have only ~20 percent EVs by 2030. That’s just from cost (which will go down) and range anxiety… which can be defined as being unable to recharge when you need it.
And those projections handwave a populace compliant in an off-peak recharging regime. Most people are unaware that in a ~20 percent future the grid can’t recharge their EVs during the daytime while they are at work… and when they discover this that percentage goes down even further.
Investing in inexpensive fusion contenders then becomes a smart move by those who have a stake in a rapidly growing distributed grid.
Yes, fusion really would unlock the EV market.
