There were people who wanted to ban gasoline cars to protect the horse business in the 1920s. They might be successful in delaying the transition for a wee bit - but even if they would in the US, the rest of the World is moving ahead.

In addition, most car manufacturers will likely fade out or end production of gasoline cars when the see no more market potential, so the transition between 2030 and 2035 could be fairly abrupt

Also, the development in the bigger markets are likely to to accelerate the transition in countries that are currently further back (which is not included in the mathematical models)

Thank you for your interest. This forecast is based on mathematical models that assume some kind of linearity;. In practice, once a threshold of 80-85% is reached, the market for the the "old" product simply disappears, and goes to 100% very quickly (as opposed to 96 in one year, the 97, ...).

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There is no power against a cheaper and better product. Even if it were possible in the US, the rest of the World is still going to transition to electric cars

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In the absence of real energy policies, the markets are the strongest drivers of the energy transition.

Early adapters- e.g. Uruguay, Denmark, China - gain competitive advantage from lower energy cost, energy independence and freedom from oil price volatility.

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2024 22%
2025 estimate at least 26%

Batteries are getting better and cheaper by the day, and with that EVs. Technologically and cost-wise this is like horse against car in the 1920s

Electric vehicles are technological superiority. have much higher efficiency, are much easier to assemble and maintain, and much lower operating cost.

Gasoline cars will be a thing of the past, soon