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>Assuming that you can charge at home is there any reason to stick with ICE?
sure. several, actually

>EVs are boring. if you want a car that's fun in the twisties, buy a miata.
>EVs suck for towing. if you need to tow, buy a trugg/suv with a big v8
>EVs are vulnerable to extreme temps, especially cold. if you live in northern canada or similar, you should avoid EVs
>EVs have range issues. its not a problem in most of the developed world, but still. if you live in the middle of bumfuck nowhere and there's no chargers that cover your usual road trips, avoid an EV
>EVs have been depreciating pretty badly. tho that is likely because past models were obviously very immature tech, and likely won't apply to new ones

but all the above, only really applies to a small number of people. well, except the depreciation one.
for the vast majority of the population, if they can charge at home, an EV is OBVIOUSLY the best choice.
tho you may wanna lease instead of buying. or buy used.

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