I'm a huge fan of ICE vehicles. In the interest of fairness I feel obligated to point out that electric motors are far more power dense than any mass produced ICE. Motor technology really could freeze forever and they would still be amazing.
Batteries can have any power density you want its really more of an aspect of pack design.
The only defficiency of EVs is the energy density of batteries.
Motors: high power density
Batteries: medium to high power density, low energy density
I completely agree. I also wanted to add that ICE vehicles made after ~2010 (depending on manufacurer) also have an anti-repair nature. My Cruze has many parts that require dealership programming (encryption keys) before the ECU will talk with them. Like the ABS unit and fuel pump for example.
There is no going back now. The age of new repairable cars has ended.
Batteries can have any power density you want its really more of an aspect of pack design.
The only defficiency of EVs is the energy density of batteries.
Motors: high power density
Batteries: medium to high power density, low energy density
ICE: low to medium power density
Gasoline: high energy density