Electric vehicle investment gets a charge

Automakers will invest at least $300 billion in electric vehicles, a Reuters analysis found. Get details of the strategy by manufacturer.

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Electric vehicle investment gets a charge

An electric vehicle charging station is seen at the Volkswagen display during the media day at the Canadian International AutoShow in Toronto, Canada, 14 February 2019.

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