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Study: EV Adoption Rate Too Slow To Prevent The Worst Of Climate Change

InsideEVs · Andrei Nedelea · last updated

People are buying more electric vehicles around the world, but overall their positive impact on climate change is still not significant enough. According to a new study that was recently published, the current rate of EV adoption will not have a noticeable impact on climate change, and in order for the benefits to be visible, the trend needs to be accelerated.

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