I've got no recollection of whether I've put a reply in here or not but I'm into the idea of EV and have been watching what's going on with them for about the last 6-7 years, since we went to the Fully Charged Show Live at Silverstone and I interviewed Robert Llewellyn about it.
I think for me to go "yeah alright I'll have one", it needs to be either Hydrogen powered or use a Solid-State battery. I also want to be able to charge it at home, but currently can't, so a house move or a change in infrastructure is necessary as I've seen the cost of charging publicly. I'd also like to be able to charge quickly at home just in case (of what, I don't know) but with 22kW being the max and needing 3-phase to do it, that's out of the question.
The other thing that puts me off - and this can be said for any car - is the purchase model of EVs as I'd probably need to lease and I am allergic to paying money on a car that I would never get anything back out of. I know car-buying has changed and depending on how you look at it, the cost of the lease is probably only the level of depreciation, but it's a personal barrier I have to get over. I paid £9k for a 6 year old A4 and, 5 years later, it was still worth £4k which contributed to the purchase of the next one.
I don't fancy a 6 year old EV as I think the current battery tech will degrade during its lifespan until we start to see SS tech going into them.
