People will feel a bit different about this because next year the difference could be even bigger and probably bigger after that up until the last year, which should be 2026 where new cars will be used. That will be very different, it is not purely electric, but it is getting there and those days of v10 will be gone, it will be mostly electric and more like formula-e instead.
When it will become electric it will be an advantage for teams who have expressed their desire to enter the sport at that year,I don't know if Hyundai has expressed such desire but KIA which is owned by them has done so and we all know that right now in Europe they are dominating the electric market completely with Hyundai being at the top.This means these manufacturers who have been investing in electric cars from many years now most probably will have an edge when it comes to Formula 1 becoming electric.I would love to see such scenario as this would put a lot of pressure on Mercedes and other teams to immediately close the gap and we could see some really nice races and fierce competition which is missing these last couple of years here.