While I think it is good that you long for a (part)electric solution, you might be one of the few people who, in 2019, are simply served best with an ICE car. I

While I think it is good that you long for a (part)electric solution, you might be one of the few people who, in 2019, are simply served best with an ICE car. If all the hundred of millions who have their own house (and thus: charging possibility) and drive on regular roads (mostly just to work and the super market) would buy and electric car/a PHEV, the world would be much nicer and leave the petrol to those applications where we have to yet found a good technical and affordable solution (like your needs). We are currently in the situation to buy two new cars. The first family hauler has to be petrol (a compact 7 seater, no viable PHEV/electric solution exists yet that is also affordable), but the second car will be the updated Hyundai Ioniq Electric, and this car will probably do 80% of the actual rides. One has to be pragmatic.