I find it hilarious that people applaud Norway, whose economy is heavily driven by exporting petroleum gas and crude oil, for leading the world in clean energy adoption.
My point is that reducing this to "Norwegians still buy cars and cars are bad" is reductive, and if people are going to buy cars, reaching high levels of electric car use is a good outcome.
Now there should also be focus on reducing car use period. But that doesn't mean it was a mistake to electrify transportation in the meantime.
Just like the fact I can't stop my neighbours from littering but I can certainly control my own behaviour.