So spend on that infrastructure instead, or mandate it. Honestly, spending resources on anything ICEs (outside of special industries) in this day and age is just wrong.
I'm an enviromentalist and I'd still buy an ICE Porsche.
No EV has come close ... only the Hyundai ioniq 5 N seems to be looking interesting.
Environmentalists walk or ride bikes.
I am also an environmentalist and burn some fuel from time to time, I’m not a zealot.
For me to operate and support the environment the best I can I also need to be mentally fit and have life enjoinment. And riding my old classic carbureted Triumph helps me with that.
I can't see how buying a Porsche (or any car really) is compatible with that.
I'll note I've seen people struggling across the supermarket carpark to avoid buying a plastic bag only to get in a giant SUV. It's a form of moral licensing[1], there is a huge amount of dissonance around environmental issues.
A sports car, used fairly sparingly for fun, and not a daily driver - is different to the horrible trend of daily driving done via ugly, honkingly big SUV's.
There's a line somewhere out there that enables humanity to have fun and not destroy the planet ... probably related to the 80/20 rule.
Right now almost all consumers use SSDs because they are affordable for space most people need.
And I remember how we were transitioning where I bought 128gb drive for cost of 4TB HDD to have super snappy system and I had to manage system much more to not burn writes too quickly (ram drives for logs and temp etc)
That where I believe we are right now with EVs. But they are more affordable and have better range every year.
But to go further with this comparison we still develop new generations of HDDs even after all that time, even when everyone believe that at some point in the future we will abandon that technology completely