If we just downvote questions like this into oblivion, it kills the discussion and people continue on with their misconceptions, which never get addressed.
So I did some googling[1] and apparently, until 2030 there's only 1 million EVs planned to hit the roads in the US, which is quite shocking given the dire trends of climate change and toxic pollution on this planet.
Another interesting fact is that the costs of extending the power grid will be passed on to all its consumers in the form of increased rates (as it should, because if you don't drive an EV, you should be "taxed" on the extra pollution your car creates).
[1] https://www.bcg.com/publications/2019/costs-revving-up-the-g...
https://insideevs.com/news/340135/plug-in-electric-cars-sale...
It's to allow everyone else to see under the open light how weak the ax is, and what a dull blade it has, and what poor metal it was forged out of, and how it was never a good ax to begin with.
Instead of just saying (not that you directly said this, but downvotes kind of say it): "let's not talk about that."