Out of interest how are the other countries in the UK finding electric cars?

In the UK there was a bit of a boom but that’s slowed considerably. The infrastructure isn’t there. Electric cars are considerably more expensive and electricity is not cheap here. Until they are much cheaper than their combustion counterparts I just can’t see them taking hold. I’d love to go electric but it’s just not viable.

The Chinese EV market is so big that it has room for something sorely lacking in the American EV market: fun. And I don’t just mean “fast,” as fun gets so often reduced to here; I mean actual fun. EVs are bringing more tech into cars than ever before, but the features in Chinese EVs seem downright futuristic. You can find cars with augmented-reality dashboards, massaging seats, in-car projector screens, refrigerators, and customizable emoji headlights.

That… does not sound fun. That sounds like a bunch of shit that I’ll either use once and never touch it, or it will break quickly and I won’t be able to use it.

The fact that this person thinks this is what makes cars fun raises serious doubts about their understanding of cars.