ING Bank: EVs close to breakthrough that will 'threaten' EU car industry
Analysis by Dutch bank argues barriers to EV success such as range anxiety, charging infrastructure, and costs will all come down in coming years, posing a threat to traditional carmakers
Growth projections for the electric vehicle market continue their rapid upwards curve, with the latest from ING Bank signalling an upcoming "breakthrough" that could see EVs make up 100 per cent of new...
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