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bySlashbotAgent ( 6477336 ) writes:
One source says +4% in North America in the fist 10 months of the year and another source says that there has been 11.7% US EV sales growth YTD.
Can both be true? How?
If they can't both be true, how can I trust such wildly disparate numbers? Which is correct and how can we know?
byLunati Senpai ( 10167723 ) writes:
Canada is really bogging down the numbers, obviously.
North America is United States and Canada.
US is just the United States.
byAnonymous Coward writes:
and Mexico...
byDaFallus ( 805248 ) writes:
and Mexico...
You're telling me that a country that doesn't even have the plumbing infrastructure to handle flushing used toilet paper has the power infrastructure to support electric cars?
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