> So right now electric isn't worth the price difference for what it delivers. This depends on what you value. As you illustrate with your explanation of why m

> So right now electric isn't worth the price difference for what it delivers. This depends on what you value. As you illustrate with your explanation of why men buy it, which is one explanation among many. If you prefer avoiding the mechanic, or want to pay less over the lifetime of your car, or you anticipate, while contemplating a long-term purchase, that the ICE infrastructure becoming more expensive and less reliable, or you want to reduce your personal carbon footprint, or most of your trips are local and you can charge at home, etc., electric cars are already worth the price difference.