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$43.5 Million Ad Campaign To Boost EV Sales In The US, Hopefully
18 Jul 2025 | Abstracted from CleanTechnica
"...the nonprofit organization Veloz is embarking on a $43.5 million consumer education campaign aimed at boosting EV sales in the US...Consumer education is just part of Norway's success story...The general idea of favoring EVs has persisted across the political spectrum in Norway
"At its core is ElectricForAll.org...a multilingual hub available in 15 languages, including English and Spanish...making EV ownership more accessible for every community."
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