> If they're not available, then I can't consider them an option?

Who knows where you live and what options you have? Who knows what you considered? Maybe that's why the question was asked?

> I've obviously not tested every car out there. But for years Tesla has been the only car that came close to the convenience of a gas powered car. Their charging infrastructure really allowed it to be a normal car when you live in populated areas.

Charging infra have nothing to do with their cars besides maybe the US. They are barely leading in anything anymore, especially in countries with heavy EV competition, like China. When I was in China this year, I saw Teslas everywhere, but most of them were a few years old. Most of the new cars were Chinese EV brands, and they seemed better on most metrics in the same segment, which included quality. They're losing market share in the EU and worldwide.

And you've gotta have some outdated knowledge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuDSz06BT2g