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Buckle Up for Some Juicy EV Stats, Courtesy of the International Energy Agency

25 May 2022 | Abstracted from Gizmodo

"Public spending on subsidies and incentives for EVs nearly doubled in 2021 to nearly $US30 billion. A growing number of countries have pledged to phase out internal combustion engines or have ambitious vehicle electrification targets for the coming decades. Meanwhile, many carmakers have plans to electrify their fleets that go further than policy targets"

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