Electric vehicles still account for a small slice of the market — nearly 9 percent of the new cars sold last year worldwide were electric, up from 2.5 percent in 2019.
But their rapid growth could make 2022 the year when the march of battery-powered cars became unstoppable, erasing any doubt that the internal combustion engine is lurching toward obsolescence, according to the New York Times.
By Rap Hankins, Drive Electric Dayton President I’ve got a lot on my mind about what we have accomplished as Drive Electric Dayton this year. I know you’re busy, so here are 10 quick thoughts for you: The team comprising Drive Electric Dayton is amazing! In less than one year, […]
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General Manager Scott Da Costa Gomez reports that White Allen Volkswagen is down to its last 2022 ID.4 so he’s worked up a very aggressive lease special on this all-electric SUV. It’s $499 a month, taxes and fees included. The downpayment is $3,000. Lessees must be Montgomery County residents with […]