(there will be EV SUVs and vans, just not currently).
That's the type of point I'm making along with others.
You keep plugging how great EVs are and everyone should get them. In reality (as I said before), only a small niche market will find an EV practical. I even said I'd consider one down the road, but everything from looks to size and range has to improve. If not, i'll stick to gas.
Let's say I want to get an Audi. Ok, where's my EV Audi that looks and acts the same as the gas one at a similar price? I don't see it. No Audi? Ok, let's dumb it down. I want a similar looking and acting EV version of a Honda Accord. I don't see it.
In time, the best solution is perhaps hybrids.
It's like computers. I've always had a tower. I finally got a laptop about 10 years ago. Not because I never wanted one, but because I found towers to be much better value. But now, for what I need, a laptop is great. You still get more bang for your buck with a tower, but any laptop now does what I need, so now I get laptops since then. In fact, al the boring stuff I do on my laptop, even the worst laptop at Best Buy is still overkill for what I do.... MS Office, internet, etc....
People will gravitate to EVs if they can all get their act together and make them similar to gas, but with the EV difference..... as well as cut down on super charging times. Nobody is going to want to wait at charging place for an hour. People want to fill up (gas) or power up (EV) as fast as possible and keep driving.
For something as common as someone who does downtown street parking (EV won't work), or a family that needs space to carry around a family and gear, there probably isn't even a EV on the market that can do something as practical as a Dodge Caravan.
What you have for EVs is basically small compact cars, and some normal sized sedans like Teslas.
Anything bigger and heavier aren't even around because it would strain the battery even more.