The thing that has been oft commented on, in the UK at least, is that multistorey car parks (multistory in US English?) just won’t be able to cope with the additional weight.
(Aside: I was quite pleased with this. Those car parks have tiny spaces in them. The obvious way to make multistorey car parks safe for EVs is to reduce capacity, = bigger parking spaces.)
Funny I had almost included a comment about car parks.
But yes, if at some point in the future most vehicles are EVs and most are WAG 25% heavier than cars were when the facility was designed, something is going to give.
There was a building collapse in New York City a couple years ago. Apparently it’s common to repurpose old 3- or 4-story factory / warehouse buildings as car storage facilities. Where you drop your car off at the ground and the staff somehow gets it upstairs. Turns out these are sometimes bootleg conversions, woefully under-engineered, and cars are wedged in there at great density. So eventually something is gonna give.
I have lived in the Great Plains/Lower Midwest, Southeast, Mid Atlantic, New York City and New England and have traveled extensively on business to several places each in Texas, California, Colorado and Washington (and I mean spending 4 days a week, months on end in each place). Never have I heard “Car Park” to refer to a parking garage or a parking lot.
I have never watched “Gods of Egypt”, but I did read a movie review on how it was the worst movie ever, by Becky Chambers, which introduced me to her writing and, for that, I will give “God’s of Egypt” a small nod.