That seems to be true, being a "niche" vehicle. Apparently, other than government agencies or companies like Amazon who are whole hog into EVs, the general public seems to have been somewhat saturated as EV sales aren't like they were before. Kind of explains a little why Hertz dumped 20,000 of them in favor of ICE vehicles. The EV shortcomings are too many to list as I watched a local news report of a guy pushing his Tesla in the snow to a charging station because the remaining driving range meter was so far off it "lied" what he had left. They also are difficult to accept a charge in cold weather and lose capacity/range as well. Not all of us can afford to wait 40 minutes at a supercharger to get 80% charge into our vehicles when a hybrid can gas up in 5 minutes.
Yeah charging was a huge issue here in Chicago when we went through that polar vortex a week or so ago. Batteries were draining faster (up to 40% faster per reports) due to higher heater usage within the car. And cars were taking significantly longer to charge at charging stations, numerous reports of cars having to be towed because they ran out of charge waiting for a station.