How Britain's Electric Car Revolution Took a Wrong Turn

14 Nov 2022 | Abstracted from Telegraph

"Britishvolt, an electric car battery start-up... came to the brink of going bust last month after struggling to raise cash.

"The malaise is a product of political uncertainty, the legacy of the Covid pandemic and lingering microchip shortage...there is precious little time left for the industry to...reinvent itself for the battery-powered era."

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