I have heard many more other concerns and questions from non-EV drivers. Not all of them are wrong, but the only legitimate practical concerns will now imminently be gone in but a few years at this point - with more fast chargers, better batteries and economies of scale lowering prices of everything related to EVs. It is funny to think about 'sacrifices' though. I honestly may miss:
-revving an engine
-the hum of idling helping babies fall asleep
-really never again being able to drive manual
-the smell of gas at a pit stop
-getting really dirty working on the car
The worst thing about EVs right now is actually not being able to get one. We had to drive to a dealer four states away to get our current car, which we only got because Rivian just postponed our delivery again to who knows when (it's already been 3 years).