If EV's are too expensive for most Americans, and the used car market dries up due to the cost of battery replacements, then the poor and working stiffs get screwed out of private vehicle ownership and forced into alternate means of transportation.
If electricity becomes so expensive that people making low incomes can't afford it, and deaths due to heat and cold rise as a result is that beneficial to society?
All those "gas guzzling" cars in part make the economy work. For those particularly in rural areas where charging might be difficult or impossible, gasoline (and diesel) being portable make sense.
All the car companies are doing what the government wants. California and several other blue states have set mandates to phase out sale of new ICE vehicles in the coming years. EV's are being forced on the public. If they were not, they wouldn't gain any notable market share just as they have for over a century. It is only totalitarian government using mandates and bribes that's making them sell. At the same time, statist capitalist (an economic form seen in fascism of the Left) corporations are more than willing to switch so long as they make a profit.
Nuclear and natural gas for electrical generation. Hydrogen or anhydrous ammonia as portable fuels. Battery cars are a technological dead end and suck from an engineering and technical standpoint.