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The Future State of EV Range, Charging Speeds, and Performance Looks a Lot Like the Present
As the electric vehicle (EV) landscape continues to evolve, what does the future hold for EV range, charging speeds, and performance? Veronika Wright, also known as Electrified Veronika™, an EV & Battery Consultant, offers a glimpse into the future, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure investment and the realistic expectations for EV technological advancements in…
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Key takeaways
As the electric vehicle (EV) landscape continues to evolve, what does the future hold for EV range, charging speeds, and performance?
Veronika Wright, also known as Electrified Veronika™, an EV & Battery Consultant, offers a glimpse into the future, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure investment and the realistic expectations for EV technological advancements in…
As the electric vehicle (EV) landscape continues to evolve, what does the future hold for EV range, charging speeds, and performance?
Veronika Wright, also known as Electrified Veronika™, an EV & Battery Consultant, offers a glimpse into the future, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure investment and the realistic expectations for EV technological advancements in the next decade.
“In terms of range, and also, you know, that’s the same for charging speed and overall performance, we are leveling out, I would say, what we see on a commercial side,” Wright said. “You know, really, the production of EVs within the next ten years, you will not see any huge difference from what we have today.”
About the author
Veronika Wright is passionate about all facets of clean transportation and the creation of value for clean energy. She is eager to leverage her educational background and industry experience to assist individuals and companies in achieving success throughout the entire battery value chain. Wright is available for consultations on business models, technological and innovation challenges, as well as educational opportunities in the fields of electrification and batteries. She offers her services internationally. Wright holds a Dr. techn. degree in Technical Physics from Graz University of Technology.
