The country will need to increase its charging footprint by more than ten-fold if it hopes to reach its end-of-decade target.
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Okay, but who is building the vast energy grid infrastructure required to move the gargantuan amounts of electricity that will be required once all vehicles make the switch?

I’m all for it, but I don’t hear anybody talking about the huge national grid upgrades that will be required, or who’s going to pay for it all, or how many years it’ll take to get done.

Everyone seems to talk about building more chargers, but not going any further than that.

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