With the expected further Tesla range increases to come (some apparently are coming very quickly, based on the latest reports) together with yet faster charging (I expect that whole new technologies will make it comparable to filling with gas within 5-10 years), this is going to become less and less of an issue, even in cold weather climates I expect in 10 years we will be laughing at the current limitations of electric vehicles - kinda like the way we laugh at VHS video now.
Also, it becomes less of an issue with more home chargers becoming available as more people get electric cars. We visit relatives fairly often out of town (or at least we did before the pandemic). One set of our relatives bought a Tesla this past Spring, when we did, and installed a Tesla home charger. Another will be getting one next Spring, with a home charger They live just close enough that we can visit each without needing a Supercharger stop along the way (though that might not apply on the coldest winter days for the one that lives a bit further) - and with use of their home charging, we will not need one for the way back either.