FIRB might consider that but in any case, the BAP board will be...

FIRB might consider that but in any case, the BAP board will be looking at ways of continuing its expansion. Electric vehicles are not a real threat to BAP as they will still need parts for electric systems (motors, batteries, wiring systems, lights, accessories) along with brakes, tyres and BAP will adapt to supplying them however it won't happen until the cost of EVs and more importantly hybrids become cheaper than normal cars. The large 4WD and truck market will at the most transition to hybrids when they finally become widely available and BAP will be ready. Hybrids like Toyota are getting there as EV will be left out for the medium term. BAP might open up overseas as well in UK, Europe and many other places much like Car Sales did. The BAP board must be weighing up new moves including into tyres.
The Global Warming movement will start tapering off as hybrids etc expand and the NASA satellite temperature data showing that the popularist climate change is not really happening anything like the models predicted. Similar to the dramatic and widely believed 1970's Peak Oil BS.