I believe the charging infrastructure will be there within a few years. Then what excuses will people make! Subaru knows the batteries and range suck compared to the other new cars coming out and that is why they are giving out 10 days of free car rentals with your purchase. if you want to keep lowering your expectations on what a 50k car can do to justify a purchase, that is your choice.
"charging infrastructure will be there within a few years" - I used to optimistic like you.
8+ months of mostly pure EV ownership... and I've seen one large non-Telsa DC charging location built in a 250 mile radius. Somewhere in South Florida. Teslas has built 6+ locations since then.
There might have been single stall 50 kW DC chargers thrown at Dunkins that have popped up (probably at the tail end of 2021 to capture the recently expired tax credit -
Alternative Fuels Data Center: Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Tax Credit) but those are not real solutions.
Reality is America's DC charging network is not great, is a money losing business, and EA is a "compliance" network that is bleeding money and will probably go bankrupt when the last 30 month funding round ends. The only hope is Biden's $7.5B charging fund but I haven't heard of a single distribution and DC chargers take up to a year to build due scouting, permits, installation, etc.
TDLR: Charge at home/work.