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China’s high-speed rail linked to boosted EV adoption

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China’s high-speed rail linked to boosted EV adoption

Mack DeGeurin 14/03/2025 10:26

Fears of getting stranded in EVs seem to dissipate when high-speed rail is near. The post China’s high-speed rail linked to boosted EV adoption appeared first on Popular Science…

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Fears of getting stranded in EVs seem to dissipate when high-speed rail is near.
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