Until the range becomes deterministic and the charging times become < 10 minutes, EVs have zero chance to catch on with average people.
Rich people have the luxury of farking around with EVs.
Working people need vehicles that work and work consistently.
Another thing about EVs is, because they’re significantly heavier than ICE cars on average (mostly due to the large battery) they wear out tires 20% faster than ICE cars.
I’m neither rich nor a working man. I am retired & couldn’t afford an EV if I had to. Don’t want one either & particularly not a used one, which would still be unaffordable. My thinking with a used one is that the battery would be a particular area of concern, next to that would be availability & cost of parts. It would probably fill 99% of my normal driving needs IF it would prove satisfactory in winter. Charging would be a problem as i would probably need my own charging station. What would that cost? Would I have to upgrade my power supply? The EV, in my opinion would not be worth the cost & aggravation.