The European grid is much, much better shape than the US one. It is also luch denser, so I don't see a problem here at all, locally. Overall, the grid will be d

The European grid is much, much better shape than the US one. It is also luch denser, so I don't see a problem here at all, locally. Overall, the grid will be different when millions of EVs have to charged, but that will be done by the utilities because they will make money doing it. Expect a lot of whining to get EU and national subsidies to do so first, but that is business as usual.