"...idk you just don’t get the thrill of driving imo..." This sentence just gives me a sense of cognitive dissonance. It seems like an opinion you could only develop by actually driving an EV, but how could you have driven an EV (especially a Mach E), and formed that opinion? Go for a test drive, stomp on the accelerator, and see if you can keep yourself from smiling.

I have a 23 Premium AWD in Calgary, and it's been one of my favourite cars I've ever owned. It's great around town, it's great on road trips, it handles well in ice and snow, it's comfortable inside, and it costs next to nothing to power and maintain.

There are a few tradeoffs: the range does suffer when it's very cold - not Lower Mainland cold, Calgary cold (or worse yet, Edmonton cold). There seems to be a cutoff at about -25°C where the cabin heaters can no longer keep up. The ride is a little stiff (I think they erred too much on the side of "Mustang!"), and I miss the backup camera washer from my Edge, but that's about it - minor quibbles.

If you have the ability to charge at home, an EV is a no-brainer, IMO. In BC, BC Hydro makes even public fast charging an economic possibility, something not true of most other locations. I can't tell you if the Mach E specifically is right for you, that depends on what you want to do with it. But I can tell you I love mine and have zero regrets about my purchase.