The future is electric?
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EdwardMatthew
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One of the critical elements in driving the widespread adoption of electric vehicles is the development of a robust charging infrastructure. The Indian government has recognized this need and has embarked on an ambitious plan to establish a network of charging stations across the country. Public-private partnerships and collaborations with energy companies are further fueling this growth. As charging infrastructure becomes more accessible and convenient, range anxiety concerns will diminish, and more people will be encouraged to switch to electric vehicles.
The prediction in US is that by 2050, EV will be somewhere between 10%-30% of overall US market.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/20/cars/electric-cars-sales-gas-cars-dg/index.html
https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/20/cars/electric-cars-sales-gas-cars-dg/index.html
georgemiller
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This is indeed interesting news! And Japan has once again been on the cutting edge of technology. However, if you think electric vehicles are expensive, this car that runs on hydrogen fuel will be much more expensive. The claim that Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell technology will "wipe out the entire EV industry" is a bold one, but only time will tell if these advances will be beneficial or significant in the near future.Hydrogen Fuel
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Actually the automobile industry is loving this. There are so many options that no option will get enough demand to lower prices. As a result, even gasoline cars are getting expensive. Organizations have learned how to use social media marketing to hurt consumers and further their own interests. Even with hybrids, there are two options-- traditional hybrids that do not need any plug-in and plug-in hybrids.