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| | When most of us think of the electric vehicle (EV) market, a few names jump to mind.
Tesla, Nio and Fisker are typically at the top of that list, with Nikola and even Workhorse Group making an appearance or two.
Global sales of EVs topped 3.1 million in 2020, a 39% bump from 2019…
And while we all know EVs are the future of automobiles, they are still just a tiny portion — less than 1% — of cars on the road today.
As innovative as a lot of these companies are, it's a growing if still niche industry.
To this point, the big boys in Detroit, Tokyo, Seoul and Munich have largely ignored the trend in favor of bigger, gas-guzzling pickups and SUVs…
But that is starting to change in a big way as major automakers are skipping hybrids altogether in favor of new fully electric product lines. |
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