Your magic button scenario is completely irrelevant; even if gasoline cars stop being sold in 2030-2035, it will take decades for existing ICE cars to come off

Your magic button scenario is completely irrelevant; even if gasoline cars stop being sold in 2030-2035, it will take decades for existing ICE cars to come off the road, particularly ones being used in situations where ICE cars make the most sense practically or economically. This sort of pointless hyperbole, especially when injected with needless partisan politics trying to "gotcha" progressive states, doesn't help anything or anyone. > Look at the lines to charge EVs in states like California already Those lines you're referring to are for Teslas, which use proprietary charge connectors and a charging technology which is now behind industry standards in terms of charge speed. Fast charge stations aren't necessary for most usage. If you have a 20 mile round trip commute and your car spends 10 hours in your driveway or garage, charging at 500W off a normal extension cord is sufficient to replenish the electricity used via your commute.