Yes but my point that got deleted was, what do you think powers the charging stations? Its not solar. Solar doesnt harness enough energy for that much use. They need a secondary source of power. And that power comes from a diesel generator. Usually hidden behind the little store thats attached or sometimes ive seen them underground. But theres no denying you're still kinda driving an ICE car.
This is an age-old refrain, and nobody is claiming the power station is powered by solar, though this may be happening in the near future. My personal Tesla (paid for with TSLA stock), is charged 100% by sunlight. The point being, you don't have this option with ICE, ever. You can't install your own gas station in your garage, and no matter how full your tank, you always lose a little by the time you get home.
Electricity, which all of us use, is great because it can be generated with a plurality of sources; nuclear, hydro, solar, wind, clean coal, etc. You only have one choice when it comes to ICE fuel, which is fuel derived from oil, a finite and contested resource...and then you're driving a car which generates emissions and suffers with power variability based on air-density. Meanwhile, an EV was used for three moon missions, and EVs are far more flood-resistant with 100% torque from zero, and have far less parasitic power loss compared to ICE and far fewer moving parts/points of failure.
That said, I loved all of my ICE cars. I'm 57 and that's what I drove my whole life, but it's good to actually have first-principles experience with anything one hopes to truly understand. We don't have a lot of choices yet in the EV world when it comes to form factor, or SMALL cars which I love. That will come, especially as battery tech improves and smaller yet high-range battery packs offer more possible form factors.
We also hear a lot of FUD around Tesla's self-driving, and it is not perfect yet, but it's WAY better than most people realize. It's also way better than human drivers in aggregate. Some people don't even know about this tech, yet nearly all are floored when they experience it vs. reading disinformation campaigns on Reddit or similar.