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It is difficult especially since most of these developing countries don’t even have the basic infrastructure like roads for normal cars

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With the incomes of people not so high in less vibrant economies, it is hard for them to actually buy such vehicles unless there are subsidies introduced. Yet, in a lot of these countries where public transport is more of the norm, one might ask if it is possible for the governments to afford such electric vehicles in their public transport. But even then, it might be hard for certain countries to actually afford such vehicles and infrastructure.

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It might be harder for countries to come up with the necessary capital for an infrastructure plan. Existing lack of adequate infrastructure will also severely impact the potential implementation of such plans.

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given the costs of implementing a charging network in the country to facilitate electric vehicles, it's unlikely, even if the people are willing to change to electric cars that developing countries will be able to follow up so soon.

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probably not due to the high cost of electric vehicles

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probably not due to the high cost of electric vehicles

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will developing countries be able to adopt such sustainability plans in the first place? 

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will developing countries be able to adopt such sustainability plans in the first place? 

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how effective is the us govt in acheiving the aims of the biden infra plan? if they have at all?

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how effective is the us govt in acheiving the aims of the biden infra plan? if they have at all?

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I'd like to offer a less optimisticIperspective. I believe that without a united identity or common cause/cooperation established between the two major parties, progress is going to be hard. Esp when basic social or environmental issues are exploited by politicians as political or ideological issues, it is hard for there to be solidarity on the ground. This can be seen in the response by republicans towards vaccinations and lockdown. As such as much as education and other infrastructural reforms are rolled out to try to ,and as much as the current (or even future administrations) try to incentivise or encourage such initatives, given that the current state of the political and social landscape is one that is so bisected, friction will be met by the disagreeing party

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transport amount to improve current infrastructure or build/innovate new ones? or used to give incentives to switch to electric vehicles (like the incentives pushed out by Singaporean government)?

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transport amount to improve current infrastructure or build/innovate new ones? or used to give incentives to switch to electric vehicles (like the incentives pushed out by Singaporean government)?

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incentives or subsidies can be introduced to encourage the take up rate of electric cars

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education on climate change and the importance of electric vehicles in building a cleaner future

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education on climate change and the importance of electric vehicles in building a cleaner future

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More charging stations around the country

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More charging stations around the country

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how can americans be encouraged to pull the plug on petrol-powered cars?

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how can americans be encouraged to pull the plug on petrol-powered cars?

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they need to be reassured that electric cars can also drive long distances

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they need to be reassured that electric cars can also drive long distances