What you're seeing here is the equivalent of about 780 TWh of primary energy being saved without the global car fleet shrinking a single unit in the next 10 years. It's my best guess at what the distribution of global cars on the road will look like going forward. That's about the same as - ~10 nuclear reactors worth of primary energy equivalent savings - 500 MtCO₂e saved - 4 to 5 days of global oil demand And that's the next 10 years, and only from the 34 countries in my set and it's even the worst case scenario that assumes nobody accelerates the BEV transition of cleans up their grid. It also doesn't include heavy trucks, heating or industrial processes. About 23,000 MtCO₂e is what we need to save in that timeframe globally, but this is a worst case and only one that is about passenger cars. We can do this people! It will be hard, oh so very fucking hard ... but it IS achievable!