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Those who drive mid-range EVs are also generally pretty in tune w/ the subtleties of the road grades in a given area. Speaking from personal experience....
The compression of the map profile makes the climb look worse than it is in terms of steepness (IIRC, the steepest part is right after you leave Colonial Creek), but it is long. I recommend picking up an extra plastic bottle and filling it with water to be on the safe side.
I would guess the vast majority of cyclists use regular cycling shorts, i.e. the pad sewn to it and not use liners.
A good quality pump like the Lezyne, or even the venerable Road Morph, is reliable and easy to use. Probability of failure is pretty close to zero.