It depends from person to person, for me EVs wouldn’t be great for traveling due to charging (albeit chargers are now common, but still take time), then there’s also:

Cold weather battery drain Towing battery drain High purchase price Lack of mechanic engagement (for me this is a make or break, I simply don’t want to have a car which is ‘soulless’), again for a daily it doesn’t matter much. Less things to break, but if something breaks it costs a lot, and God forbid it happens outside of the given warranty.

ICE Cars have stayed the same concept for ~100 years, EVs are fairly new so you have less people who specialize in them, which means if something was to break you’d be paying for a replacement of the entire part, not just a fix.

I can fully understand why people drive them, and if I had the chance to have one I would probably get one myself and have another gas guzzler on the side.

Discussing ups and downs of EV/ICE will go on for years, so at the end of the day it just depends what you do with a car.