Electric Cars Pass Adoption Tipping Point in 31 Countries
New technologies have a tendency to blindside. When color TVs were introduced in the 1950s, for example, they seemed like a flop. The devices were expensive, programming was scarce, and after a decade on the market few homes had one. Then suddenly prices dropped, a ratings war ensued, and in just a few years most US households were watching The Jetsons in its futuristic palette. A comparable shift is currently underway with electric vehicles, according to a Bloomberg Green analysis of adoption r...
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