You're curious whether or not it's realistic for an 82-year-old automotive company with 122 worldwide production plants who produced 11.1M cars last year compared to Tesla's 254k can have just 8 facilities producing electric cars in ~2 years from now?

That seems like a fairly reasonable goal to me.

Inertia is a pain in the ass. VW has a lot of inertia...

- hard constraint for VW could be to ensure there will be enough batteries from their suppliers

- lacking infrastructure in cities

Not saying whether they can build or not.

Will they have enough demand?

There's nothing like a Supercharger network to make people buy so many non TSLA electrics. So, how will VW have so much demand to create so much capacity?

VW is much larger than Tesla, has more money and already way over 100+ facilities around the globe. Tesla has 3

Agreed they are larger. But, VW has lied proportionally more than Tesla.