Study: Could a 'Farage Effect' inadvertently help boost support for electric vehicles?

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Anti-EV stance from Reform Party leader Nigel Farage could actually serve to increase public support for electric vehicles, research finds

Nigel Farage's anti-EV campaigning has the potential to inadvertently fuel greater public support for battery electric cars, fresh survey findings suggest. The study, published yesterday by non-profit...

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