> Pick any random apartment complex in the US and pretend 80% of the residents there own an EV To pretend that, you'd also have to pretend that it's 20 years o

> Pick any random apartment complex in the US and pretend 80% of the residents there own an EV To pretend that, you'd also have to pretend that it's 20 years or so (if not a few more decades more) in the future. EVs are not gonna replace billions of the on-road vehicles over night, average of each is driven for a decade or two. Over 20 years, as more EVs show up, more apartment buildings upgrade their electrical infra to keep up. How so? Compare the number of charging spots in buildings 20 years ago to now.