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The Adoption Curve for Electric Vehicles

Posted on January 23, 2013 by

craigshields Posted in Electric Vehicles

Here’s an article that presents some specious logic associated with electric vehicle adoption. In particular, the greening of conventional vehicles militates away from, not towards, the adoption of EVs; the payback in fuel consumption for an EV is far more …

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The Adoption Curve for Electric Vehicles