Not as easily as you may think. You would have to do some querying of the performance database then compile the data. Then, you will have a dataset, but what are you wanting to use to build the chart with? There are modules to do this, but that's a bit of effort.
In vCenter, you can create the option set then save it, but yes, you would have to do this for each VM. The easy answer is use a solution designed to do this, such as vROps, that can aggregate the data and show all the pretty charts easily for any object that is a VM. You can also schedule reports and even just give the boss access to view them on demand.
Can it be done with a fair amount of work? Sure, but, is your time worth that effort or is the effort better spent on implementing something like vROps, or even SolarWinds (trying to be fair) that will not only provide these types of reports but also provide a ton of information and alerting, including pro-active analysis?
