Oil prices are so high that CO2 emissions from fossil fuels are dropping
(www.scientificamerican.com)
The sad thing is that, like everything, the only people who can escape the insane prices are the ones in a place privileged enough to be able to afford to. I live in an apartment building and even if I was on the first floor and my landlord was ok with me running an extension cord out my window, across the pathway, and to the parking lot (I'm not and they'd kill me) fairly often I have to park my car 2 buildings away and walk the equivalent of a block and a half to my apartment. I also can't come close to affording a new car, mine is from the early 2010s. I drive an hour to work and an hour to school in the opposite direction, and constantly driving 20 minutes to the nearest charging station isn't a viable option either (nor is public transportation or an e-bike, because of the distances I go every day).
I'm all for electric and I'm glad you were able to make the switch, but a lot of us who can't afford the gas prices sure as hell can't afford to buy electric, because it's not just the car, it's the logistics. Until the infrastructure for electric becomes more common and apartment complexes put charging stations in (I'm sure some do, but I can't afford rent in those places) electric cars are a privilege for the rich and those who live in houses and have private parking.