I wouldn't consider an EV for a single car household if I lived in NYC or farther north. Not as a ski nut.
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I think this is right on. IMHO, in a 2 car household there's zero reason to avoid EVs at this point. If you drive long distance a lot (like - truly long distance, 200mi+ a day) or drive longish distances in cold weather, EVs are not quite where they need to be to be your only car. But they're improving crazy fast and imho it's really exciting.
We have a 2016 (?) Leaf (so only about a 100mi range) and use it for everything day-to-day. We have an AWD minivan we use to go to the mountains and the desert etc. The Leaf can make it to the mountains with a ~30 min charging stop in Idaho Springs, but then we don't have an easy way to charge it once we're up there, so it's a bit inconvenient. That will change when our condo up there installs chargers in the parking lot, and I look forward to using the Leaf to get up there in the summers once that's the case.
Like everything new, it's a bit of a mindset change, but at this point I get annoyed when I have to take the van to the gas station. Like -- why is not just full every time I leave the house???? ;) (seriously tho)