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While electric vehicles have made progress worldwide, replacing combustion engines completely by the middle of the century remains uncertain. Electric cars now comprise a small but growing portion of markets in developed nations led by Tesla, but developing regions still lag far behind with few domestic electric vehicle industries. Some wealthy individuals are adopting imported electric vehicles, but government incentives will be needed to truly drive adoption in developing markets and ensure electric vehicles can sustain global transportation needs for decades to come.

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While electric vehicles have made progress worldwide, replacing combustion engines completely by the middle of the century remains uncertain. Electric cars now comprise a small but growing portion of markets in developed nations led by Tesla, but developing regions still lag far behind with few domestic electric vehicle industries. Some wealthy individuals are adopting imported electric vehicles, but government incentives will be needed to truly drive adoption in developing markets and ensure electric vehicles can sustain global transportation needs for decades to come.

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While electric vehicles have made progress worldwide, replacing combustion engines completely by the middle of the century remains uncertain. Electric cars now comprise a small but growing portion of markets in developed nations led by Tesla, but developing regions still lag far behind with few domestic electric vehicle industries. Some wealthy individuals are adopting imported electric vehicles, but government incentives will be needed to truly drive adoption in developing markets and ensure electric vehicles can sustain global transportation needs for decades to come.

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likely to happen

The electric car revolution: is it realistic or


overly/ a very important change in the
too optimistic? way that people do things.
overly hopeful
It’s overly optimistic to think we’ll live on Mars in 10 years.

GM manufactures fridges.
GM is a manufacturer.
Governments and motor manufacturers
around the world are spending
throwing money and
freely
resources into the development of electric
cars, vans, trucks, SUVs
vehicles. But can electric power really
replace the internal combustion engine
before the middle of the century? Maybe it
can, but this is by no means certain.
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present perfect - past action with a present consequence

Electric vehicles have arrived. With


technology led by Tesla, and all of the following suit
world's major car manufacturers following
along behind, electric vehicles are now a
common sight on the roads of most
developed countries.
However, But, I’m (rather) tired.

Yet the situation in less developed countries


is rather different. The only African country
to have started the change to electric
vehicles is South Africa and even there,
electric vehicles still account for less than
0.01% of the total number of cars on the
roads. Spanish speakers accounted for 50% of my audience.
50% of my audience is Spanish speakers.

In South America, the situation is better,


with all Latin American countries beginning
the move towards electric vehicles,
Colombia
particularly Columbia which, in 2020, had a
third of the continent's total electric car fleet.
I love all luxury car manufacturers, particularly Audi.
Our company has a fleet of 200 luxury vehicles.
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In Russia, the wealthy are investing in


imported
until now
electric cars, but no electric cars
are yet manufactured locally, while in India
the government is promoting the purchase
of electric vehicles with tax exemptions and
other incentives. Iplan haven’t bought an electric vehicle yet, but I
on buying one next year.
rebate = money
back after a purchase.
So electric cars have arrived, and their
share of the market is increasing almost
worldwide. Yep, I’m track!
Goal: Buy an electric vehicle by 2025.
I’m on track to achieve my goal.
Does this mean, therefore, that the world is
on track togradually
phasereduce
out something
the useuntil
of itgas-driven
is no longer used.
vehicles in less than thirty years? And does
it mean that electric vehicles are the
sustainable solution to our transport needs
for the second half of the century?

Unfortunately, to the disappointment of


some people, the answer to both of these
questions has to be "no".

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