As a result of the global coronavirus pandemic, there's been a shift in the electric vehicle market. The debate is on whether electric vehicle sales will decrease as a result of cheaper fuels or increase as people start seeing the ramifications of carbon emissions.
A United Kingdom study shows consumers are more likely to purchase an electric vehicle after seeing how clean the air can be during the COVID-19 virus outbreak.
According to a new report from IDTechEx, some of the biggest hurdles to widespread adoption of electric vehicles are range anxiety, battery longevity and safety.
Lang Marketing Resources' newest report suggests internal combustion engine (ICE) cars and light trucks on U.S. roads will climb by 36 million between now and 2030, despite predictions of their rapid replacement by electric vehicles.
