Let me help:
1) Range limited by battery capacity and driving conditions --> few people drive >100 miles in a day or round trips >50 miles so mostly irrelevant
2) Range anxiety for the driver brought about by fear of running out before reaching the next available charging point. --> see 1
3) If you have to rely on parking in the street and possibly not always outside your own house, how to you do at-home charging? --> you dont ie charge at work, or you use a streetlamp charger
4) If you live in a block of flats the same applies as in 3 above. --> see 3
5) Time to take on adaquate recharge is excessive --> see 1
6) The existing underground cabling is not capable of handling the increased demand created by mass electric car charging. --> myth, see
https://www.virta.global/blog/myth-buster-electric-vehicles-will-overload-the-power-grid 7) The environmental issues around the disposal of batteries at the end on their life and the cost of replacements --> myth, car batteries are currently recycled into industrial battery units
8)The carbon footprint produced when building an electric car is apparently greater than when building an IC engined car. --> see
https://www.epa.gov/greenvehicles/electric-vehicle-myths#Myth5For the record I *don't* have an EV today (as I don't do that many miles and have a perfectly serviceable ICE car). But I would be happy to get one at some future point in time!
