Re: Hmmm..
"6. Fuelling a petrol/diesel can be done in 5 mins, EV charging is around 3-4 hours min."
As others have already pointed out, your 3-4 hours is way off the mark. But regardless of that, this illustrates the mindset change that people often fail to make when considering EVs. Yes, a mile-for-mile recharge v refill out on the road certainly does take longer, but the more important consideration is the significance of that, especially if you've got home-charging facilities. Like most people, when I was looking at making the switch to an EV, charging infrastructure was foremost in my mind. 6 years later, with 70,000 miles under my belt, I've public-charged 5 times, and the only two 'full charges' were in the middle of 400-mile drives which served as a welcome chance to rest and eat. Other times when I've needed a public charge to get home have been much quicker as you only need to charge what you need; you don't need to 'fill it up' when that'll happen overnight when you get home. When you get in your car every morning and you've got 200+ range in the tank, then for some people that's always going to be enough.
Of course there are people in very different circumstances and EVs certainly aren't (currently) viable for everyone, so I personally don't get upset or angry whether people ultimately do or don't choose to go EV. However, it's frustrating to see people making those decisions based on incorrect perceptions, false or outdated information, or legacy ICE fuelling mentality.