* Auto complete * Integration with Python and Django, Flask. * Test runner (running the failed tests etc). * Amazing type hinting support. * Python console. * Support for pipenv, pip, virtualenv, etc. * Remote Python interpreter (working on Windows, but Python is inside a VM.) * Crazy Git support in one place (going through all the file history or selected lines history.) * Fast indexing. * ...

Some of the above or maybe all of them can be achieved in VSCode, but they never feel native and well integrated in there.

To me PyCharm seems to be built for these, they create, design and develop an IDE exactly for a specific audience. That's why PyCharm for Python, WebStorm for web and PHPStorm for php development.