I drove a Mitsubishi for a couple of days. It was fun around town. I wonder about the battery efficiency over time. Any household equipment with rechargeable batteries looses capacity over time.

Price, Range and Charging time are the big three barriers to adoption. The price of gasoline being relatively lower and less volatile doesn't help either as people have short memories. Infrastructure has a long way to go too. Not everyone who wants an electric car necessarily has a garage where they can install a charging port. Finally after all of the logical questions of practicality there is the big one - will it help? Is it necessary? There are a lot of fence sitters who can vacillate back to gas powered vehicles thinking that it won't make a difference on the global scale.

I tried IONIQ Electric Hyundai Car. Excellent in fuel economy and decent all-electric range! it can drove up to 25-26 miles in electric mode. 

I have not never owned any electric car so far. But, I am seriously thinking to have one. Toyota Prius is one of the popular car in my neighbourhood. Next is Nissan Leaf.

I tried Nissan Leaf. Honestly, I liked the car. Electric car market is increasing and I believe cars like Leaf will grow. Leaf is not very expensive too.

i'll go for Toyota Prius Prime. Even though the technology that Toyota uses might not be as cutting edge as others in the list but Toyota always build their car with 1 motive. For long term usage to avoid excessive wastage!

I had a hybrid Toyota Prius a it works very well, very silent, what it is good, but can be dangerous for pedestrian. It is good at gas consumption. But I heard, that even thought hybrid are more enviromental friendly in the dayly use, the manufacture of hybrid/electrics cars creates more pollution/contaminants than regular car manufacturing. Is it that true???