I go places like this:
That's like a nearly 200 mile round trip from where I live and about 30 miles of it is up and back this road:
One of many places I like to go in the quite literally, Middle of Nowhere. I can carry extra gasoline, I can't charge an EV along something like 98% of the route.
So, maybe if you live in a city, never or rarely venture deep into the countryside, you can make an EV work for you. My biggest issue is that the government is forcing them on us, rather than letting the market decide. Yet, the market has decided, and in the US maybe 10% of the population is fine with an EV.
Interestingly, EV's were no more popular over 100 years ago, and in places like New York City there were thousands of charging stations for them! Yep, cars like the Baker Electric were available and they got trounced in the market by ICE vehicles.