On the contrary: customers buying, and indicating intention to buy, EVs is rising fast. While certainly not for everyone in all circumstances, they do well in most common cases.
Why?
1) sufficient range - few drive over 200 miles daily, and 300-500 mi range vehicles are done for most longer trips. Few drivers cover >1000 miles in a day.
2) performance in most weather in most of the country is fine. Yes there are substantial extremes, but you have options.
3) for most, charging downtime is overnight - it’s fully powered by morning, daily. The time saved being “topped off” nightly (not having to be driven to a station _every_time_ power-up is needed) more than makes up for the occasional inconvenience.
4) resale value is increasing & stabilizing, as tech improves and longevity rapidly passes gas cars (~300 moving parts vs 5000).
5) while initial price excess gas alternatives, the savings in buying electricity instead of gas can pay for the vehicle - it’s practically free.
Most arguments against EVs are either outright obsolete or rapidly diminishing toward solved. Try to keep up.
Then why is the principal pusher of EVs the government?
The batteries and the materials used in the are far worse thant gasoline for the environment.