I previously had a PHEV and now I drive a full BEV. I'll never buy anything besides a BEV again. A couple of caveats, though - either install a charging station at home or have one conveniently accessible. If you drive long distances, frequently, I'd recommend a PHEV. I drive about 600 miles a month and it costs about $17 in home charging for that. Gas would be probably 5 times as much but the real reason to drive an EV is because they're better for the environment than an ICE vehicle. Using public transportation/walking/biking is much better for the environment than driving any car, but if that's not possible, an EV is a better choice.
600 miles on $17 is a better than my experience with the 2019 Kia Niro EV that we have. I get about 4 miles per kWh, and the electric rate in our part of NH is about 17 cents per kWh. This is about 24 miles for 1 dollar of fuel (electricity). So for me, to get 600 miles, it costs $25. This is still much better than the most efficient gas engine vehicles- I’m getting the equivalent of 96 mpg with gas at $4 per gallon. EVs don’t need oil to lubricate gas engines, so no oil changes ever. It produces ZERO pollution when driving. There are lots of other pluses too, but it isn’t suited for long trips, recharging stations aren’t available enough and it takes too long. I love our car, but I would like a newer one that has faster re-charging (get an EV that has 800 volt recharging, it’s much faster) and longer range. But EVs are expensive too, some ridiculously so. It will be fun to see how the future unfolds with these & how new technology shapes the industry.
Most of my driving is on the east coast, so range anxiety is minor. If I take a trip, I stop and charge while I have lunch or dinner and all is good.