Just the facts : 25% of all people that purchase an electric vehicle return those vehicles and go back to gas powered . Reasons ? Mostly inconvenience , battery technology is not up the par and will never be up to par ! So unless they replace the battery with an alternative you are going to be charging your battery every hundred to 150 miles and you're going to be sitting there for half an hour waiting for your battery to charge . And the reality is gas and oil will always be needed. It's needed to run machinery , fly planes , make plastics antifreeze , heating oil etc. It's just a matter of whether we produce the oil here and make billions of dollars or let other countries produce the oil and they get wealthy !!!!
Every critique in this thread is based on outdated information, and this one is as well.
Your statistic is exaggerated and old. That was from 2015 to 2019, and it was more like 20%.
New batteries currently being produced will outlast your grandkids need for a car. The body will rust out before the battery needs replacing.
I understand that not everyone can keep up.
But even crappy old antique EV technology (like in 2019) had an 80% retention rate of people staying with EVs. That's the inverse of your notion that 20% go back.
This is a one way street. Technology is only going one direction for average consumer cars, and it will be 100% of the market.