No, that is the present. And as far as EVs "acceleration," that'll be all shits and giggles until you have to drive in the snow or even wet roads, and you can't get any traction, or worse, you lose control and wreck.
Do try to keep up with technology. Tesla has traction control that makes driving in slick conditions much better.
Do try to keep up with reality period. Your Tesla S USED with 45,000-50,000 miles on it still costs over $40,000 to buy and might need a new $20,000 battery soon.
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For 1/10th that price I can get an ICE car loaded with features and accessories that looks and runs like new, does great in the snow and doesn't need any special traction control!
When your ******* POS electric battery car can compete with an ICE car on a COST basis, as well as recharge in under 30 minutes, go hundreds of miles and recharge for less than gas costs, THEN it'll be time for EVs.
Right now, EVs remain a luxury item for those that can afford one.