Every time I read one of these posts that says another manufacturer is creating a great electric car, I shake my head. Assuming you actually plan on driving your car, the supercharger network is what makes my Tesla actually usable. Level 2 AC charging is ridiculously slow - totally impractical for any kind of cross country driving. Yes there are many charging stations on networks like Electrify America, but as an EV owner you soon realize the vast majority of those charging stations are Level 2 which are essentially useless IMHO. Tesla's DC fast charging network, the Superchargers, is what makes Tesla a practical replacement for an ICE.
Yes you may be able to buy one of these other electric cars that are constantly announced (and ALWAYS show up very late or not at all), but the economics of buying an EV that can only be driven around town just don't work. So Ford announcing electric cars without announcing a worldwide DC fast charging network is cute, but since Ford (and all the others) is not investing in a DC fast charging worldwide network, it is just another ill-conceived me-too waste of a car. Until the big auto makers get their head out of the sand and invest in a worldwide DC fast charging network (or partner with Tesla on their superchargers), these announcements are nothing but hot air.
The first item on any comparison should be 'can I QUICKLY charge my car anywhere'. If the answer is no, then not much point IMHO.