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The surprising history of how electric vehicles have played the long game and won

  • Written by Timothy Minchin, Professor of History, La Trobe University
The surprising history of how electric vehicles have played the long game and wonAn electric cab drives past the White House in Washington DC in 1905.Wikimedia Commons

Electric vehicles, we are often told, are the future. A whole range of carmakers and nations have plans to go electric.

The largest US manufacturer, General Motors, says it will phase out fossil-fuel vehicles by 2035. Norway has set a goal to end sales of new...

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