In 5 years, when my Mini Cooper S is 9 years and my current new Mazda MX-5 RF is 5 years old, I will be mandated by the Belgian Government to buy a zero emissions car as a company car to get tax benefits.
Well, in 5 years I want to replace my Mini with the Toyota Mirai (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Mirai). Not an EV, but a hydrogin/EV hybride.
The reason is first that the range on EV's still is low, second is that when you live in an apartment, it is difficult to install individual load stations, third, the electric net is a joke in Belgium. Current day if 4 people in a 50 houses street own Tesla's, they diminish the current output for the other houses. I don't think that they can rewire the complete electric current network in Belgium in 5 years or 13 years (2035) to accommodate the electric usage of homes and EV's combined. Fourth, the electrical output of our nuclear powerplants, gas burning powerplants, solar panels and windmills can't cover our current power usage. Changing the carpark alone to EV's would surely create blackouts on a daily base.
I just hope that in the next 5 years the government invests in more hydrogen tank stations, since currently we only have 5 stations for 12 million citizens, else the hydrogin hybride car can't be bought.