Except my car only has about another 5-10T of CO2 in it before everything fails anyway. This makes no sense, the current set of EV's aren't built to last much longer than ICE cars do.
They will definitely outlast ICE vehicles - except for the battery. We need a better story on that.
When people say electric car will outlast ICE what do they mean exactly? I'm driving 10 y.o. Honda and with my usage I think rubber and plastic trims will fall apart and the body would rust much sooner than its engine or gearbox will fail.
All the parts like upholstery, suspension wear as much on electric as on ICE I would think.
No one replaces those parts, does it mean you'll be driving your electric car till your sit falls through the rusted floor but the engine still runs smooth?
In the rust belt I find that doubtful, bodies and suspension will rot out before a properly maintained ICE fails. That might be different in dry areas though.