November 26th, 2019 by Steve Hanley
Mark Reuss is a dyed-in-the-wool car guy. He lives, eats, and breathes horsepower, torque, and cubic inches. That’s how he rose to be president of General Motors. Those of us ensconced in the gleaming 47-story tower made of iridium infused nanotubes that serves as world headquarters for the far flung CleanTechnica empire see the world as a place where electric vehicles will soon dominate the new car market.
Reuss sees things differently, as one might expect. In an opinion piece for CNN Business, he is candid about the three factors he believes are keeping electric cars from going mainstream — range, charging infrastructure, and cost.
Why not read the whole article in CleanTechnica?
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