The electric vehicle revolution may be 'running out of charge,' BofA says—and it flags baby boomers as the main culprit

The BofA Institute’s David Michael Tinsley tells Fortune that EVs have gotten “a bit of a bad rap of late … those stories probably impact older generations more.” Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2024/01/25/baby-boomers-dont-like-electric-vehicles-tesla-bank-of-america/

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