Electric vehicles: Current affairs
Examining opportunities for consumer detriment around electric vehicles
Posted 09 July 2023 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Analysis|Automotive|National
ANALYSIS: Exaggerated environmental claims, problems with charging infrastructure, pricing anomalies and ‘optimistic’ predicted driving ranges are creating headaches for some drivers who have already bought electric vehicles (EVs)...
Exaggerated environmental claims, problems with charging infrastructure, pricing anomalies and ‘optimistic’ predicted driving ranges are creating headaches for some drivers who have already bought electric vehicles (EVs), and creating reticence among those still on the fence.
The Government stipulates that all new cars and vans must be fully zero-emission by 2035, which will inevitably me...
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