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Who's racing to be the world's biggest electric car company?

The main contenders vying for pole position
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The main contenders vying for pole position

The global electric car market hit the accelerator pedal in 2021, with the total number of units sold more than doubling to 6.6 million, despite COVID-related disruption. As the transition to zero-emission motoring gathers pace, sales are expected to skyrocket even higher in the coming years. Tesla is top dog right now, but both established manufacturers and innovative start-ups are on its tail – and perhaps even ready to overtake.

Read on to get up to speed with the major players in this turbo-charged industry and discover who is leading the race. All dollar amounts in US dollars.

Daniel Coughlin

15 March 2022

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