We have an immediate solution for the range anxiety that is stalling EV adoption. We have vast acres of valuable, ridiculously under-utilized (sub)urban land locked up in widely distributed hot asphalt parking lots, located right where most energy is being consumed, at large apartments & condos, neighborhood shopping centers, business parks & public facilities. These large heat islands can rapidly be shaded with solar canopies +on-site stationary storage batteries +Vehicle-2-Grid chargers, without any new utility transmission, site acquisition, or other site improvement spending.

This is, without a doubt, the most rapidly exploitable strategy to create both widely distributed electric vehicle charging infrastructure & NetZero commercial properties, while simultaneously constructing a matrix of reliable neighborhood micro grids. And it can be accomplished everywhere by typical leased commercial property investors using IRA investment incentives, with just ordinary local building permits & little, if any, neighborhood opposition.

2025 is too late, by then there will already be dozens of options below this range based on sodium and LMFP batteries. Where did Tesla's efficiency go?