In my experience this is not a problem. On our annual trips to southern Florida we average more than 1,200 km a day: an initial drive of around 400 km, followed by a series of slightly shorter legs interspersed with charging stops ranging from 20 to 40 minutes each (total charging time on the road is around 2 hours per day). We enjoy the opportunity to get out of the car and go to a café or restaurant for a quick snack or meal while the car is charging. We have also met some interesting folks at the charging stations, and have never had to wait for a free charger. Cold weather is not a problem, I recall that it was minus 37 degrees during the northern leg of one trip. 

Unlike a gas car, many of which have notoriously unreliable and non-linear gas gauges (which have left me stranded), we have found the electric cars provide reliable information about the remaining range and, after 140,000 km of EV driving have never been stranded or suffered from “range anxiety”.