Quo vadis car industry: ICE, EV, or fuel cells, or hybrid?

Every generation needs a revolution - an entrepreneurial revolution

The current car industry provide jobs to thousands others, affecting various sectors:  tires, spare parts, steel, upholstery, paint, chemicals and more   The decline of car manufacturing in Detroit caused  the decay of certain cities and towns.

So there are 4 directions for the car industry to take:   stay at ICE (Internal Combustion Engine), EVs (like Tesla BYD from China)  Fuel Cell (like Toyota) and Hybrid (to be taken by Honda, Toyota, and Tesla)

Tesla said that because of intense China competition, it is leaving EVs and go into hybrids/fuel cells.

Toyota and I agree, to pursue fuel cells

What do you think

EV will kill the ICE automotive industry

Every generation needs a revolution - an entrepreneurial revolution

It has been noted that sales of Internal Combustion Engine vehicles is on the decline.  The finances of General Motor is on the decline.

It could be caused by entry of EV vehicles.   EV from China and Tesla (USA) are on price war making the EV more affordable.   BYD of China has EV of $10k making this more affordable.

The lack of moving parts sees no need for parts and maintenance business making a big dent on the profitable side of ICE manufacturers.  () maintenance)

What is going to the ICE EV industry.?   Are they going to disappear?