I don't even know what kinds of cars you're talking about. I know Tesla, and I know Tesla Plaid because my cousin owns two of them. But I don't know anything about those others. There is a new car company (don't remember the name) that plans to make their car battery easily swappable for a charged one at service stations. That would eliminate the charge time problem on trips or for people living in apartments.

Changing batteries in EVs is unheard of right now because they haven't been around long enough. Mandated warranty in the US is 8 years or 100,000 miles, although some batteries might last 10 to 12 years if treated just right. Because of the shortage of cars here and the high prices, many people are keeping their cars 10 years or more. That makes the gasoline car much cheaper, at least in the foreseeable future. Because of all the negatives with EVs, I may never own one. The car I own now is 2 years old, so it may be 10 years before I think of buying another.

BTW, your gas is over twice what it is for me.