> there still isn't a choice. It depends on what market you're in. The uk for example, there are a bunch of EVs that are now coming nito the second hand marke

> there still isn't a choice. It depends on what market you're in. The uk for example, there are a bunch of EVs that are now coming nito the second hand market. For example Zoes and leafs. Sure the range isn't great, but if you are in london, you don't pay congestion charge(£15 a day), or road tax(70-300 a year, https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax-rate-tables https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax-rate-tables). Plus city driving, you're not doing 100miles a day, its more like 20. But the secondary point is this, whats new now, in five years will be affordable to the rest of us (once this ridiculous shortage is out of the way) Cars value exponentially decays, so the more rich people buy them now, the better it is for the rest of us later.