Horses...and Courses...
Check out what a 50's 60's and 70's UK family car was versus US's...and imagine what trying to fit an F150 into a space that was designed for a Leyland Mini, Standard 8, or even the massive in the day SD/SE Rover...makes the argument valid for the UK, as does the crash standards.
I remember certain "conversations" gere back int eh day that my personal preference for Colorado styke family vehicles was purposely putting other road users in danger due to the mass versus a 2000 corolla...well that argument is here and now too.
I'm not anti EV...I'm pro sensibility...pro transition.
Rational current policy to me is PHEV, where your commute is covered by your electricity meter, and your road trip by a small, heavilly boosted IC engine, at 50MPG (tested average)...4 cars built with the same battery capacity and resource consumption arising as a pure EV whose range causes anxiety, but when the range is "solved", the reource consumption is huge.