We all die in just a few decades. Anyway, there are no billions of new middle class people ready to buy a car there. You are far, far overestimating the growth

We all die in just a few decades. Anyway, there are no billions of new middle class people ready to buy a car there. You are far, far overestimating the growth potential and at the same time underestimating the current rate of vehicles ownership (mostly two wheeled). Electrification, certainly, more A/C definitely, more cars, sure a bit but infrastructures are already under heavy load which limits the interest. Billions of cars, never.