Well, you are wrong.I really do not believe that electric cars will be useful for long range driving with their limited charge and range. if we build new power plants to generate the power for charging and replace and expand the electrical grid and rethink using nuclear for power generation, I would still not use an electric car. the time it takes to recharge makes long distance travel impractical. in the really cold climate of the northern states and Canada along with the flooding and storms of the southern and coastal states, they really are not practical at all. at 100K starting price you have eliminated over 90% of the population so this is a niche product that will cost billions to attempt to make it practical to a small extent. (someone had to say this)
I have a Tesla and have no problem crossing all Europe with it (don't know if this qualifies as long distance for you).
It is the most practical vehicle I have ever owned in all aspects.