What Can the US Learn From European EV Adoption? - Episode 65

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While EV global sales continue to surge, the uptick in the US lags significantly behind that of our European counterparts. And while obstacles such as a lack of charging infrastructure, high up-front costs, and battery range are affecting market share - those same issues are also at play in Europe. So what are they doing right that is helping that continent achieve over 20% market share of EVs?
In this episode, Paul dissects four areas where Europe's approach to EVs has been a bit different than that of the US in the hope that we can learn from our friends overseas.
For further research:
"Electric Vehicles are Here and Large-Scale Adoption is ... Near?" - Mckinsey
"Electric Car Sales Have Surged in Europe - So Why is Adoption Still Slow?" - World Economic Forum
"Six Essentials for Mainstream EV Adoption" - EY
"The Great NACS Migration: Who Is Switching to Tesla's Charging Port?" - Motortrend

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