Yes, for some drivers — but it depends on dependable, convenient charging and the actual cost. An EV is not automatically the best choice without a home charger.
Map a normal week
Check nearby public chargers, their connectors, live availability, parking rules and tariffs. Workplace charging may help, but confirm access rather than assume it. Identify an alternative if your usual charger is occupied or out of service.
Compare the full energy cost
Public rapid charging can cost considerably more than home electricity. Use our editable calculator with the tariffs you will really pay. Include parking or idle fees in your own budget.
Make it practical
Think about time spent charging, access at night and your longest regular journey. If your weekly routine cannot accommodate reliable charging, staying with your current car for now may be sensible.