Well, most of your comment is merely environmental propaganda.
Soto respond to your inquiry, my Subaru Outback ha a 19 gal tank and gets in excess of 30 MPG on the highway, hence it has a max range of 570 miles. My Ram 2500 pickup has a 34 gal fuel tank and gets at least 17.5 MPG on he highway so I has a minimum range of nearly 600 miles. 
In 2003 I drove from Casper, WY to Coeur d'Alene, ID, 780 miles in 11 hours even, two stops for fuel and one to use the restroom at a rest stop. Each time I stopped I was back on the I-90 in less than 15 minutes. 
I don't believe that Teslas get more than 200 miles on a charge so it would be TWO 30 to 40 minute recharges to get from where I live to Missoula... and I cannot afford a vehicle as expensive as that, and the Nissan Leaf's range is significantly less than Tesla's are.
Cleaner, agreed; faster, the speed limit governs so that's irrelevant; safer, not certain that's a factor over a lot of other vehicles; cheaper, for power that's a given.