Fair. But I like the idea of incentivising the consumer rather than the manufacturer.
Also, putting in a shit ton of charging stations helps alot. Like its weird to see a town, mall, or modern grocery store without a charging station or four.
It probably doesn't hurt that power is (usually) cheaper than gas...
Yeah, you're all hydro power, so it makes sense. Genuinely zero carbon cars and I also understand you have excellent public transport. Unlike, say, China where they are really just exporting their pollution from cities to power stations. Probably good if you live in a city, not so good if you live down wind from one of the thousands of coal fired power stations they are building. Or if you live on this planet.
I'm not so sure how I feel about the e-car subsidies. Electrics are definitely better than ICE overall and I'm very much in favour of not just leaving the market to itself. But the subsidies are all for the middle class - the people who least need them. House round the corner from me just replaced one of their two Porsches with a Tesla...
Personally, if I were god-emperor, I'd have the subsidies strongly tapering off as the car got more expensive. People who can afford a $100,000 Tesla don't need any help from the rest of society (as they are paying taxes but not getting any subsidy).
Get on a bike!