Could the electric vehicle sales surge outpace charging capacity?
EV sales are expected to surge 75 per cent this year, but concerns are growing throughout the world that installation of public fast-charging points may not be keeping pace
The rapid rise in demand for electric vehicles throughout the world is a boon for the green economy and could play a significant role in helping to keep within the Paris Agreement's 2C target - but the...
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