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EVs: Marvels on road, maligned in headlines

While the mainstream media and social media continue to castigate EVs, it’s time to see through the smoke and mirrors and take a moment to appreciate the revolution happening on our roads.

By Sandeep Bangia calendar 06 Oct 2024 Views icon12808 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
EVs: Marvels on road, maligned in headlines

Oh, electric vehicles (EVs)—those new machines that seem to have taken over every conversation, news headline, and social media feed. It’s almost as if they’re the new villains in a blockbuster movie, plotting world domination when really, they’re just trying to save our planet. Hah!

Sure, there’s a problem with EVs. Wait, scratch that—it’s not the vehicles themselves. It’s the media that just can’t get enough of them. Every day, it feels like EVs are everywhere: in living room debates, trending on social media, and splashed across every significant news column in the Mainstream Media. This relentless exposure for ...

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