Technological Transformation

Electric cars are on our streets. But they're not popular yet

Newly arrived Korean made KIA Sorento SUVs are seen parked at the port of Manila April 14, 2010. Car sales rose 35.5 percent to 38, 709 units in the first quarter against the 28,563 sold in the same period last year, the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. said in a statement Thursday.  REUTERS/Erik de Castro (PHILIPPINES - Tags: BUSINESS TRANSPORT) - RTR2CSOY

“The moment for a tipping point for electric vehicles is not here — yet again.” Image: REUTERS/Erik de Castro

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