I've seen too many horror stories about Tesla cars going dead and needing to be carefully flat bed towed back to the factory when the
batteries shut down, and they shut down whether the driver wants them to or not to protect them as they did for the New York Times review. It is a nice concept, beautiful automobile, expensive, but not very practical, not enough range, and I always wonder if anyone considers the energy required to manufacture the
batteries, charge them and then safely dispose of them or the pollution that seems rampant where many of those batteries are manufactured. The bottom line is that the energy density of batteries is just not high enough to compete, economically or practically, with gas/diesel yet.