Electric Cars Are Bad, Right? — No!

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By Carolyn FortunaMay 4, 2021, 1:59 pm461 ptsHot
Electric vehicles get a bad rap. People cry that there are too many problems, too many unknowns! Are their concerns warranted?

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Electric Cars Are Bad, Right? — No!

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