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What could a Biden administration mean for EV adoption in the US?
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Report summary
As part of his campaign to become US president, democratic nominee Joe Biden has featured electric vehicles in his clean energy plan. Specifically, he has targeted deploying 500,000 new public charging outlets, restoring the full electric vehicle tax credit, and developing a new fuel economy target should he win the election. But just how effective would each measure be in the push for wider EV adoption in the US?
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- Executive summary
- Biden pledges to enhance electric vehicle use
- Summary
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Wood Mackenzie projected deployment for public chargersPrice of select cars and equivalent EVsShare of electric vehicle sales in major regionsEV sales, 2019-2030E
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