Since the first electrical vehicles entered the market space more than a decade ago, the question on everyone’s minds has been – ”H ow far can you drive”? Batteries are expensive and take a lot of space. And since the batteries carry a heavy price tag, the necessary investment in new technology is only accessible to a select few. As we all know, the planet is desperate for a solution to cutting CO2 emissions from transportation. But if we can’t find a commercially viable solution, the shift won’t happen.

Since the first electrical vehicles entered the market space more than a decade ago, the question on everyone’s minds has been – ”How far can you drive”? Batteries are expensive and take a lot of space. And since the batteries carry a heavy price tag, the necessary investment in new technology is only accessible to a select few. As we all know, the planet is desperate for a solution to cutting CO2 emissions from transportation. But if we can’t find a commercially viable solution, the shift won’t happen.

Since the first electrical vehicles entered the market space more than a decade ago, the question on everyone’s minds has been – ”H ow far can you drive”? Batteries are expensive and take a lot of space. And since the batteries carry a heavy price tag, the necessary investment in new technology is only accessible to a select few. As we all know, the planet is desperate for a solution to cutting CO2 emissions from transportation. But if we can’t find a commercially viable solution, the shift won’t happen.

Since the first electrical vehicles entered the market space more than a decade ago, the question on everyone’s minds has been – ”H ow far can you drive”? Batteries are expensive and take a lot of space. And since the batteries carry a heavy price tag, the necessary investment in new technology is only accessible to a select few. As we all know, the planet is desperate for a solution to cutting CO2 emissions from transportation. But if we can’t find a commercially viable solution, the shift won’t happen.