and one of the big problems for EVs is there is not a lot of options for places to get them repaired outside of dealers...yet
With an EV there few moving parts and components that require service. This is the dawn of the age of the car as an appliance. Tire rotation and replacement, wiper blade replacement, 12V battery replacement and software updates pretty much cover everything for up to 150k miles. The need for after market services including tire supplier/installers, auto body repair, auto glass replacement/tinting remains unaffected.
To survive dealers will have to offer additional services, why not auto insurance? Maybe offer EVSE equipment and licensed electrician services to EV buyers the way Home Depot offers to provide customers with installers for home appliances such as water heaters.
Auto dealerships could even strike a deal with the local MVA to put computer terminals and MVA staff inside the dealership to handle drivers license renewals and vehicle registration on site.
As gas stations become scarce, especially in urban areas primarily because the land the service stations occupy has become too valuable to continue to be used that way, there will be a need for home fuel delivery service. Dealers could sell car buyers home fuel delivery contracts with the purchase of the vehicle. The customer could use a phone app to schedule fuel delivery at home or another location when it is convenient, the fuel delivery service would arrive and fill the vehicle with up to 20 gallons of regular, premium or diesel fuel.