You pay a lot of money for one of these things, the battery is a longevity crapshoot that doesn't necessarily correlate with owner driving habits, they are dull/boring, the logistics of charging it and continuously watching your range, getting radiated by the chargers for it (if you can find one working), and it cost a lot to repair when it does break.

Once you figure one or more of these things out, you go to sell it and lose your ass because the used car market is full of usually smarter buyers.

The retention rate on repeat ownership is terrible because these people are also telling their friends about their experiences. The ONLY reason Telsa vehicles are holding value near ICE powered vehicles is because, somehow, the government is permitting them to beta test self-driving vehicles on the general public.

Trump already said what's going to happen when he's back, we're gonna open oil drilling contracts back up like crazy and cancel these BS electric car rebates. These dumbass super charging stations will dry up and disappear just like phone booths did until we come up with a worth successor technology to ICE cars.