Tesla Cybertruck, model Y, model 3, Kia EV and so on all need electricity. Where will it come from?

Many more pure electric vehicles are about to arrive on our roads, from Tesla, Kia and many others, but where will the electricity come from, and will it be from clean renewable sources. Larger vehicles like the Cybertruck will need more electricity per mile than the model 3. Will there be enough electricty without using fossil fuels?
According to a team from Stanford University, the evidence is clear. Clean renewable energy is available and it costs less than coal, oil, gas and nuclear.

This video looks at their report:
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