“While they may seem a modern invention, electric cars accounted for roughly one in three cars on U.S. roads way back in 1900. They were the vehicle of choice particularly among aristocrats for being quiet, easy to drive and pollution-free. Yet, they soon phased out due to range limitations and cheaper production costs of gas-powered models. Almost a century later, electric cars, or electric vehicles (EVs) are being rapidly revived — this time, in all corners of the world.” — read the full story at dhl.com
