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The electric vehicle debate rages
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It’s all kicking off when it comes to electric vehicles, with debate raging within the automotive industry, between political parties and among the public. This week we take a look at whether these vehicles are the clean saviours they claim to be and whether
A $255 Billion EV Debate Is Raging Among the World’s Biggest Automakers. [Bloomberg]
Why electric cars are a hot topic in Australia's forthcoming election. [New Scientist]
Electric cars: separating the facts from the propaganda. [The Guardian]
Pure Electric Vehicles Enter Phase of Fastest Growth Report Claims. [Interesting Engineering]
Auto Makers Could Face Hefty Losses Meeting China’s Electric-Vehicle Mandate. [Wall Street Journal]
The World’s Biggest Electric Vehicle Company Looks Nothing Like Tesla. [Bloomberg]
Consumer shift towards electric vehicles and hybrids. [FleetPoint]
Why Are Electric Vehicle Sales Low? Psychology Provides Clues. [Scientific American]
If Electric Car Maker Enovate Can Produce An EV With A Solid-State Battery, Everything Changes. [Forbes]
China’s Electric Buses Save More Diesel Than All Electric Cars Combined. [SingularityHub]
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