That is just one part of the same legacy technology problem. As part of moving away from fossil fuels in general, we want to electrify transport and transform t

That is just one part of the same legacy technology problem. As part of moving away from fossil fuels in general, we want to electrify transport and transform the grid to renewables or greener alternatives to fossil fuels. Not everywhere is doing well at the second part of the problem, but Germany's grid is already at 30% renewables, and has time to transform toward renewables while we attempt to electrify the vehicles. You can also shortcut the process if you own a house, by putting solar on your roof and charging from that. Places like California and South Australia have immense deployments of rooftop solar generation that have rocketed the states toward their renewables goals. South Australia generates over 70% of it's power from renewables. It went from 1% renewable to 70%+ in just 15 years.