Yes. Using websites like this. It's not difficult

some people grew up without paper maps and it shows

Some do. Some rely on the ubiquity of gas stations. And the truth is that charging stations aren't frequent enough everywhere to handle long trips in rural areas. There's cities where you have to hunt one down.

That being said, it is getting easier to find them all the time. People want evs, the money is there, so infrastructure will follow. It's still at the point where an ev isn't realistic for everyone, everywhere, but it shouldn't be long before nobody has to plan for charging expect for places where they'd also have to plan heavily for gas.

No, the car does it for me. Even lwts me sort by who's cheapest

quick charging should get you from 20 to 80 pretty fast. stop to pee, drink coffee and stretch your legs and it's good to go. (depending on the car and availability of fast chargers)

The US really needs Chinese EV technology. Chinese EVs are selling super well in Australia compared to the legacy brands because their much better cars for less money. Mine can charge 10-80% in 13 minutes. If anyone needs a bathroom break and a coffee the car is pretty much good to go before you are. You don't been have to charge to 80%, just go when you're ready. The car can drive further than my bladder in most cases.

Kia. I'd travel all over frequently, its onlyever a hassle because chargwrs need accounts instead of all being interoperable and I am locked in to a poor quality provider. Energy is energy but their rfid is shit.