If charging is as much of a hassle as you claim then hybrids would be the worst of both worlds: you would get under-powered ICE car with a small and yet unneces

If charging is as much of a hassle as you claim then hybrids would be the worst of both worlds: you would get under-powered ICE car with a small and yet unnecessary batter that would never be charged because, as you just described, charging is not a hassle. You have 10 years to enjoy your oil hungry, polluting ICE car and then you can buy ICE car in 2030 and have it for 10 more years since the ban only extends to new car sales. And then let's hope that 20 years is enough time to put chargers everywhere. Somehow we manage to put several connectors to the grid in every house and apartment, connect street lamps and parking meters which suggests that it's a solved problem. We just need to do it and 20 years seems like enough time.