NVMe drives have it as well, at least the Samsung ones.
You can read it on Linux by running:
"nvme smart-log /dev/nvmeX"
smartmontools can grab most of that info too, even on Windows.
In which case, even less reason to hate on SSD for home storage in RAID shells.
I have a spun-down RAID farm as longterm. It's worrying me that the unit the disks are in is a SPARC based motherboard now over 10 years old. Those caps don't last forever.
Despite the S.M.A.R.T data is less predictive on SSDs, they do have it, at least for SATA disks...