This is already a common market strategy, and has worked well forever. We see it with cars, computers, etc. A price is shown and you can add or subtract options to best fit your needs. It is not unusual to see a top line product listed, and the consumer can dumb it down as desired. Remove the nice wheels, remove the sunroof, add a better paint, take a smaller hard drive, remove the cheap keyboard for $10, whatever...
EV's are a new technology for vast majority consumers. By a longshot. Offering a car with a charger included (fobs, whatever), and allowing people who already have a one to remove it, is perfectly reasonable. Your argument about Apple no longer including a charger with their iPhones is a completely different scenario, as the vast majority of people in the US already have not just one, but multiple chargers already on hand (I think they still include a cable).
The alternative, giving someone the option to add them on, yes, is not that much different, but apparently, very disruptive to your sensibility. I am not sure why you are so bothered by it.
The bickering in this thread, as I stated a while ago, is just ridiculous.