Predicintg the future is fraught, usually, but it's interesting to mull how personal transportation in the US could be in say 2050. I see predictions that half the cars on the road would still be ICE vehicles, not to mention heavy trucks. That would not be nearly as rapid a changeover as say CDs or DVDs or horseless carriages or steam to DE trains. And of course it's possible some breakthrough happens, like the Toyota claims for their new batteries. That would change things a lot, if true, and not expensive as heck.
Norway is transitioning VERY rapidly, I wonder if that is too rapid, and they end up stuck with a lot of obsolescent EVs in a decade.
We have one poster here interested in an EV out of about 20 or so who are not, that could be about "normal".