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The electric car revolution is firing on all batteries with the first
mass-market electric vehicles (EVs) going on sale in ed cities
around the world. And China, desperate to clear increasing smog over its
car-crazed cities, has vowed to become the world leader of the
revolution - last month, the government made a commitment to spend 10.5
billion euros ($15 billion) over the next decade.
Considering the staggering predicted growth of China's car industry,
it needs to take immediate action. By 2020, China's Ministry of Industry
and Information Technology estimates, there will be more than 200
million registered vehicles on the roads, compared to the 70 million
today.
But while zero-emission EVs are being hailed as C02 saviors, doubts
still linger about whether China's aspiring new drivers will embrace
these new and un-tested.
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