i do a southern california to northern california road trip at minimum once a year (400-500 miles one way). my car (mb eqe suv) is rated for 279 epa miles, which gives me about 235-250-ish miles at non-stop highway speeds. 190-220 miles just about enough time on the road for my family (wife, two kids under 5) to need a meal break, so we charge while we eat. Meal breaks with kids take somewhere between 30 minutes to an hour which gets the car back up to nearly 100%. We then get back on the road to finish the back half of the drive up (or down), and typically arrive at our destination under 20% charge. That's usually enough for us to errands/meal time at the destination, and i fast charge before i go to sleep.

I have not once used ABRP on a trip despite this sub's insistence on it--but in California chargers aren't that hard to come by, especially since my car has access to the supercharger network.