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Moot point, nowhere will suddenly switch to electric vehicles overnight.

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Multi family complexes do all the time, richer neighborhoods typically adopt EVs faster. Some municipalities are passing legislation mandating their use. Just because you can’t see it being an issue doesn’t make it moot.

It’s happened before, which is why it’s a known issue, so it’s far from moot if it’s happened before, no?

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Point out one example of an entire block switching to electric vehicles overnight then.

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https://www.victoria.ca/EN/main/residents/planning-development/development-services/electric-vehicle-readiness-in-new-construction.html

Municipality requires new buildings to be EV ready, ANY infill neighborhood would fit the requirements for your example. That’s just one city, happening all over the world.

But hey, continue with your head in the sand.

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