Build one that can go 400 miles with the air conditioner on, and be recharged from any 110V outlet in 5 minutes, and cost no more than a comparable gas-powered car, and I might (might) think about it.
Eventually you may get all this except the recharge from a 110V outlet in 5 minutes. The outlet is simply too weak for a car. Tesla Superchargers deliver a lot of power. If EVs are here to stay, Tesla's (or a similar) connector has to become standard, and plentiful in cities. But batteries (as we know them today) cannot accept the charge in 5 minutes - the losses are too high, so a battery will explode. When you fuel a car up with gasoline, you are pumping megajoules with zero loss, and the gas tank does not need replacement after several years of use.
Gotta be able to tow at least 5,000 pounds too.