The glaringly obvious flaw in this is that the infrastructure to support wide spread EV adoption will take over 30 years to reach the level of maturity of the infrastructure to support ICEs. Sorry but that is the point where fantasy meets reality. Cities and rural areas need to have available charging infrastructure and the power grid needs to be able to support the increases demand. Those changes aren’t going to happen in 10 years in the US and Europe much less the rest of the world. No what’s actually going to happen is you will see wide spread adoption of hybrids with smaller ICE engines moving slowly over to more pure EVs. But don’t delude yourself that EVs will rule the world in 10 years.