Nope, but it does influence adoption rates, which was the goal of the subsidy. If .01% of cars are electric and the chargers are not conveniently placed, then

Nope, but it does influence adoption rates, which was the goal of the subsidy. If .01% of cars are electric and the chargers are not conveniently placed, then everyone will continue purchasing a ICE vehicle. If 5% of cars are electric, then people will see the benefits and that the cars are practical, then people will be significantly more likely to consider an electric vehicle for their next purchase. 75 million per 10,000 electric vehicles? It's costly but it's necessary, and in my humble opinion, it will be well worth it. The sooner we eliminate oil tankers and oil rigs, the better.