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There's Lessons To Learn From China's Abandoned Electric Cars
23 Sep 2023 | Abstracted from e
"For starters, we are talking about fewer than 20,000 EVs in a country that has millions of electric vehicles."
"Secondly, this is a story about subpar EVs failing. Most of those vehicles have less than 100 miles of range – many of them have less than 50 miles of range.
Chinese "car-sharing companies thought they could flood cities with these and they would get used, but it wasn't the case."
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