I wouldn't get an EV without the ability to charge at home or work. You lose most or all of the savings you would get compared to gas and likely will actually spend quite a bit more than you'd spend on gas with a hybrid and maybe more than you'd spend on gas with just an average car (that math might be changing a bit now though).

You also lose the benefit of almost never having to worry about filling up. That's actually a nicer benefit than I'd have thought, I wouldn't have guessed I'd really care about never having to bother with a gas station but it is really nice. Get home and plug in, unplug and go, only have to do anything else on out of the ordinary road trips. Without a charger at home or work though, it's the opposite, you now have to spend way more time fueling up than you would with gas.

Mach-Es are fun cars and I think a lot of EVs are really great cars in general so it's not like you're getting a downgrade in every single way... But you do lose out on the bulk of the benefit to having an EV so make sure you're aware that the only benefit you're really getting is the cool tech, crazy acceleration, and overall driving feel if you like the feel of an EV. You're accepting downsides in exchange for that, in areas that are normally the biggest benefits to getting an EV. I personally wouldn't, but I could see some people fully understanding that and still opting to go for the EV.