AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — The Tesla Model 3 and Y dominate the electric vehicle market. They are the standard by which all other EVs are judged. But as numerous Hertz customers have communicated to me, not everyone is comfortable in a Tesla. If you haven’t been in a Tesla before, the experience can be bewildering. Where’s the instrument screen?How do I operate the mirrors?Why doesn’t it have any %#!@ knobs?* Some folks just want a normal car. For those folks, there is the electric Nissan Leaf. Leaf hit the U.S. market looong before the Model 3/Y in 2011 and — rather than tear up the blueprints and…