Has the UK been doing the huge infrastructure investments needed to support charging of all of these cars? I'm curious how major urban places like London will handle this. Every person living in a skyscraper won't have a port to charge in unless the landlords make major investments. I lived in a new-ish building in Toronto and the underground parking only had 5 ports for >100 cars. Can't imagine poor people living in older buildings will ever get that, so they'll be waiting in long lines for chargers I guess (or have to buy ICE cars which I imagine will increase in cost).

Gas stations would also need to do major investments at a pace that keeps up with the rapid shift or go out of business.

I saw the small electricity pole type stations when I was in London on the regular narrow side streets, which is one solution, but it was also a nice neighbourhood I was staying in. I'm curious how wide that's deployed.