Looking beyond 2030, electric vehicles are set to dominate the global automotive market. By the mid-2040s, over 70% of passenger vehicle sales are projected to be electric, with leading markets like the U.S., Europe, and China driving the shift. Developing regions like India and Brazil will also see rapid growth as the cost of EVs… Continue reading History of EVs Part 3: Charging Toward a Fully Electric Future
Electric vehicles lost their initial momentum in the early 20th century, overshadowed by the rise of gasoline-powered cars and innovations like the Ford Model T. For much of the 20th century, electric vehicles faded into the background—until the 1990s, when rising environmental concerns, oil crises, and the need for cleaner transportation sparked the revival of… Continue reading History of EVs Part 2: The Resurgence and Global Adoption
Electric vehicles have been around far longer than you might think. While today’s EV market is dominated by futuristic cars like Tesla, electric vehicles first made their debut well before gasoline engines became the norm. In fact, the first electric cars were hitting the streets in the early 19th century—yes, we’re talking about a time… Continue reading History of EVs Part 1: When Electric Cars Ruled the Roads
