Teslas might have made electric cars sexy for the rich and and fashionable and help make the technology itself more likeable to the masses (which, if we're fair, is not a bad thing at all), but as more and more ordinary brands to continue introduce all-electric models, the brand is becoming increasingly less relevant to the electric car industry. And apart from the price tag, which makes it expensive even within the already pricey segment, I have never been comfortable with their level of driving autonomy being allowed on the roads this early, when the technology is far, far away from being reliable enough.
Anyways, plenty of far more interesting models from other manufacturers, even the mass market ones. Even though we continue to not have any need to own a car, I enjoy window shopping online for the latest offerings, and practically all of the latest models are routinely offering ranges well over 300 miles now. Recharging opportunities aside, nobody should be concerned in the least about long journeys, any more than they would with most ICE cars. Just need the 15k extra cost vs the ICE equivalent to shrink by two thirds at the least.