Americans Want More Electric Vehicles, But 50% by 2030 Looks Unlikely
04 Jun 2022 | Abstracted from Arstechnica
"...in Germany, nearly 14 percent of new cars sold in 2021 were battery EVs, and another 12.5 percent were plug-in hybrids. Even Brexit-beleaguered Britain is having a BEV bonanza at 11.6 percent of new car sales last year."The good news for those who want to see EV adoption increase in the US is that consumer interest is higher than ever...CarMax says that starting in 2021, it has seen a steady growth in customer searching"...for EVs.
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