Battery Electric Cars Are Winning Out Because of Consumers, Not Politicians

06 Sep 2023 | Abstracted from Bloomberg

"Despite largely technology-neutral support, automakers sold 15,400 fuel cell passenger vehicles in 2022, down slightly from the year before. That's a rounding error relative to the 7.5 million battery EVs and 2.9 million plug-in hybrids sold...it wasn't bureaucrats in Brussels, Washington or Sacramento that crowned them as winners. It was consumers."

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