Current EV models are capable of sustained charge rates in excess of 100kW and can add 120 miles in around 20 minutes. Since there is already a nationwide network of DC fast chargers spaced at 100-150 miles across most of the country (everywhere in the case of Tesla), this allows a rhythm of about 2 hours of driving and 20 minutes charging. Although you can drive more and fuel in less time with an ICE vehicle, arguably, the EV trip rhythm is safer and more comfortable, enabling enough rest time to more effectively avoid fatigue, and continue driving.
So, the answer depends on how long a driver is willing and able to spend behind the wheel, but if comfort is any consideration, then EVs impose almost no penalty vs. ICE vehicles.