Let’s discuss the reasons why buyers should consider alternatives to buying a Tesla. Tesla has been the auto industry’s darling in recent years. Maybe credited with making electric cars “cool,” particularly among wealthy buyers. When the Model S was introduced for the 2012 model year it was a smash hit. The Model 3 currently outsells all other electric vehicles combined. The Model Y small crossover SUV is expected to be the company’s most popular product. However, even by electric-vehicle standards, Teslas are pricey, and they no longer qualify for the full $7,500 federal tax credit available to EV buyers and lessees. It’s now $1,850 and will be $0 by the end of the year. However, in the rapidly expanding EV industry, there are viable alternative electric-powered cars to pricier Tesla. Some may not have the same brand cachet as others, but...