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You'll Be Buying Electric Cars From Tech Companies Soon - Here's Why
09 Dec 2023 | Abstracted from Tech Radar
"...world's biggest automakers have committed to an all-electric line-up by 2040, 2035, or if you are Nissan, Kia and Hyundai, as early as 2030.
"Bottom line is, cars are becoming increasingly like your phone, tablet or laptop, whether you agree with that or not... why not entrust the entire thing to an established tech provider?
"...the SU7 looks set to be the first vehicle that is truly seamless with the existing Xiaomi ecosystem."
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