NYT: Russians Snap Up Chinese E.V.s as Ukrainian Attacks Make Fuel Scarce
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After the Attacks of Ukrainian Drones in Russia, the Demand for Electric Vehicles Has Almost Doubled
<p>After Ukrainian drone attacks, demand for electric vehicles has almost doubled in Russia - NYT Sales of electric cars and hybrids in Russia increased to 83 thousand in January-August. The reason was the shortage of gasoline after the attacks Ukrainian drones.</p>
Russia's gasoline crisis is causing a surprising boom in electric cars. Since the end of June, the market for electric vehicles has more than doubled. The triggers are mainly Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries. (Read more)
Ukraine's strikes on Russian refineries have even begun to change the way Russians commute.
As Ukraine increasingly carries the war into Russian territory, the consequences have become noticeable on the roads
Ukrainian attacks on refineries have created a severe fuel shortage in Russia. The solution? A mass switch to electric vehicles from China. Sales doubled within months
In Russia, the demand for electric vehicles rose sharply in January, against the backdrop of a shortage of petrol, exacerbated by the Ukrainian oil refineries attacks.
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