How, exactly, does it "eliminate" range anxiety? I found that any Tesla with over 300 miles range eliminates range anxiety if the driver is knowledgeable and aware. Never had "anxiety" with my Model 3. All you gotta do is stop to supercharge every 200 miles or so (or longer if it's a 400 mile range Model S), about the time you'd be looking for a place to eat and hit the bathroom.
And your idea of a "performance car" is different than mine. I find that my car can leave a "performance car" in the rear view mirror just about every time, but unless I'm a crazy person who has to rev their engine and burn out across the intersection when the light turns green, there's no need. My Model S is a performance car, as is my Model 3. The idea that a powerful car must have a gas engine is ridiculous. My S has roughly 450 ft/lb of torque and a similar amount of horsepower, and it was not sold as a performance car, but a gas car with those numbers would be considered such.
Obviously you have not driven a Tesla very much.