That's 455 km to our non-US friends.
EV range is similar to real-world gasoline range. Don't forget that you need to keep your gas tank above 1/4 if you don't want to kill your fuel pump, and you have to drive out of our way to get to a gas station. It's been decades since they've allowed new gas stations near populated areas of my city, and all of the old downtown gas stations have been decontaminated and replaced with much more lucrative land use.

The only major impediment left for electrification is cheaper EVs. The rest of the world is getting those, but US residents may have to wait 4+ years for trade restrictions to ease.

These stats will be unclear and misleading when PHEVs, likely gas+battery, but possibly H2/FC, start to dominate the US market in medium to larger personal vehicles. I look forward to the profitable and thoroughly high-performance/luxury aspects of such vehicles ascending well into the 2030s. The US auto market did not grow and prosper (and consequently the economy) over the decades on compacts and small sedans.

"... Jer, can you explain what part of the stats you find unclear? ..."
Because, Bernard, we can only trust that this Blog will carry relevant and timely graphs of the valid significant vehicle type, which will not be the BEVs in the coming decade, at least not in the markets that matter; they will be PHEVs, likely 2:1 or more in the category of 'real cars' (weighing at least 2,800 lbs (curb) and can carry a family of 4 with overnight luggage). Charge/ range, etc., over time (MYs) will not matter and cannot reasonably be judged as it depends on driver behaviour and local circumstances. (At least part) Fossil fuel cars will be around in significant size, numbers, and makes well past 2050 in the markets that matter, so it is only reasonable to speak of them as the significant and perennial fixtures that they are, despite the consistently absurd political notions others may have.

Bernard, you seem to want to live in an EV bubble.
Comparing advantages of EVs to other options is of interest to me at least.

Sometimes some individuals are forced to accept certain solutions by law for the welfare of everyone because they are incapable to make decisions for their own well being. Gone are the times where anyone could just act and do according to his own whims. This planet is overpopulated and there are just too many acting in a destructive and careless manner which is detrimental to the planet and to life itself.
Normally matured grownups instruct their children "not to play with matches" to avoid impeding disastrous events. Sadly, some alleged grownups never mature to enable themselves to interpret their actions correctly to avoid self-constructed pitfalls no matter how severe the final results may be..