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Which also throws the population statistics if I am not mistaken.
by chx 2y ago
Which also throws the population statistics if I am not mistaken.
- grues-dinner 2y agoThe statistics are right, if both China and India drove on the left it would be more like a 50:50 global split. And right-hand-drive (i.e. left-hand traffic) EVs would be a lot easier to come by.
- seanmcdirmid 2y agoIf Japan were interested in making EVs (more than they already are), it would solve that problem well enough. BYD is making right hand drive EVs for the Australian market at least.
- grues-dinner 2y agoI mean, you obviously can get them, they just often come out substantially behind the LHD models, and some of the other (many) manufacturers may not ever provide them. Which, to be fair, has been a problem in ICE cars too. For example, it's not clear if the Xiaomi SU7 is planned to have a RHD variant.