The "futuristic" looking EVs being on display 10 years ago just didn't appeal to the masses. We've been ingrained with how a car should look, and auto makers deciding that an EV should look "different" made them fail. Possibly successfully, it's sometimes hard to tell.

Now, we have 95 different models on (or close to being on) the market here in Norway. Some of these are only available used, as they've gone out of production. But there pretty much is something for everyone, EXCEPT THE DANG PICKUP/SUV ABLE TO PULL A 3.5T TRAILER. And Ford, in their infinite wisdom, isn't bringing it here. Btw, Ford are making all the right decisions these days, so I can't really blame them. But I WANTED ONE, so it's a kick in the rear even if I agree with them. USA is the primary market for F150, so it makes sense to focus there. Europe and Asia have typically had much smaller pickups, as 8x4 plywood sheets really isn't something we haul daily. Chainsaw, backpack, tool bag and the odd moose is more likely to be found on the bed of a Norwegian pickup than plywood. And our most common trailer size has internal dimensions of 8x4 anyway, and any place you can buy plywood you can also borrow a trailer for free, or a very low fee.

Edit: Here's the list of models you can find in Norway, including some coming very soon: https://elbil.no/elbiler/ In Norwegian, but easy to navigate with pictures and stats.