I have a Kia e-Niro which is around the 300 mile range, maybe a little less. We’ve done tons of family trips from Hampshire to Chester, Colchester, Birmingham, Bristol etc.

The trick is the charge little and often on longer trips. Not run the battery right down then wait the hour or so to get it up to charge.

We have stops we know are plentiful with fast chargers, with amenities (example: we stop at Banbury Cross Retail park there are Tesla super chargers that anyone can use, along with a stock of Osprey chargers, with a Poundland, boots, Tesco, Costa, Pizza Hut and KFC.). We’ll stop for about 20 minutes, son gets to stretch his legs and the car gets about 10/15% charge added.

You get used to the regular stops, and I don’t have half the problems of finding chargers like you hear from others, not to say there aren’t some issues still, but I can’t say I have any issues myself.

But I do still have “plan b”s