The big question that could burst Australia's EV bubble
As Australia is in the grips of a fuel crisis, more and more people are turning towards electric vehicles (EVs) for work and their daily life.
Sales for EVs have gone through the roof since the Middle East conflict began in late February, and we could be on the verge of a motoring revolution.
However, one key question remains, can Australia cope with the rise in demand?
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Interest and sales of electric vehicles have soared since the fuel crisis, but one key question remains that has the potential to halt the revolution. A Current Affair
Some experts believe we aren't ready yet, and that we should borrow some ideas from Europe to catch up in the EV race.
Could it cost Australia dear as it looks to go from gas guzzling to clean and electric?
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