Is it really necessary for fuel vehicles to be completely replaced by new energy vehicles?

From the long-term trend, fuel vehicles will eventually be replaced by new energy vehicles. But it will take a long time to completely replace it. Fuel-fired vehicles have brought a lot of convenience to people since their birth, but their essential energy, gasoline, is a kind of non-renewable energy. At present, people have not found a way to make gasoline artificially. Since it is non-renewable, it will be used up one day. In this way, it is only a matter of time before fuel vehicles are replaced by new energy vehicles. But the length of this time is determined by many factors, involving many aspects. For example, the development of fuel engine potential, the discovery of new petroleum resources, the maturity and commercialization of new energy vehicle technology, and the construction of related supporting facilities will all affect the time when new energy vehicles are put into operation. Taking electric vehicles as an example, it is the main development direction of new energy vehicles at present, but it still faces the constraints of cruising range and charging time. At the same time, the popularity of charging piles also largely determines the market share of electric vehicles.