What strikes me as a bit odd in this push for EVs is that just before their rise in popularity, there were talks of gasoline replacement fuels that would be relatively climate friendly. Fuels that could be used in any regular car without modifications needed. And then talks about it just seemed to disappear. I mean, let's face facts, it isn't possible to get rid of all gasoline and diesel powered cars. At least not without social and economic disaster. Many people that buy a brand-new vehicle might be looking at EVs, but new vehicles aren't the majority of vehicles being bought. A vast majority of all car buyers buy used cars, cars that are maybe 10-20 years old, sometimes even older. What should we do with these people that cannot afford a brand new EV?,(reply>), This has always been my question as well. Some companies are making very promising hydrogen cars but the focus by government seems to be electric or nothing.