> a superior driving experience most of the time. I think that objectively that is still some time off, however I am not disagreeing that modern EV's are a "go

> a superior driving experience most of the time. I think that objectively that is still some time off, however I am not disagreeing that modern EV's are a "good" experience at any stretch. Once they work out how to lessen the weight behind the batteries, you'll get the driving experience comparable and beyond modern performance cars - but while the EV's have huge torque etc they still feel quite heavy in the corners, and don't deliver the same kind of driving experience for someone who values handling dynamics. I mean, a P100D can slaughter most factory cars off the line, but my mx5 (miata) track car still eats them on a technical circuit.