I like the idea of electric ,especially the few moving parts. There are more moving parts in an ICE gearbox than a whole electric car. There is almost nothing to service or replace, brake pads last forever due to regenerative braking, no oil changes, no coolant changes, no clutch, etc.
But then manufactures go and negate that advantage by adding tons of unnecessary gimmicks, like electrically opening doors and other nonsense. All that does is add cost and more things to that will break and require service.
There is definite scope for more entry level models without all the gimmicks. But apparently they aren't manufactured as the cost of the battery is such a high percentage of the vehicle cost that removing the gimmicks don't make a huge price difference. Hopefully increased competition in the battery market will change that.