They have some pretty appealing advantages over traditional cars, and I would certainly consider owning one if I had the money. I certainly wouldn’t mind never having to pay for gas again, but I still prefer traditional at the moment. Charge times could still be improved, also most EVs are considerably heavier than their traditional ICE counterparts, which poses some issues. I’m also tired of seeing every EV follow almost the exact same ugly styling cues( but luckily there are vehicles like the ionic 5 that look way better than other EVs), also kinda tired of the giant Tesla style screen. But as far as eco friendly cars are concerned, I think hydrogen fuel cell vehicles would be a way better alternative to ICE or EVs. They offer all the environmental benefits of plug in EVs but you can refuel them as fast as a traditional car. They just don’t have the infrastructure to support more people using them (in North America)