Thirty-one countries have crossed the tipping point for fully electric vehicles, according to our latest analysis. This is the point when technological preferences rapidly flip, jumping from 5% to more than a quarter of new cars in 3-4 years <gift link> www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Electric-vehicle options with 300+ miles of range jumped to 30 models at the start of 2024. And there's another 20 set to go on sale later in the year. The *average* range of an EV sold in the US last year was higher than that of any vehicle in the world 8 years ago. gift link: bloom.bg/434LlZu

EV ownership is deeply tied to voting behavior in the US. For every 10 percentage-point increase in Biden's 2020 vote share, the concentration of EVs is roughly 50% higher. bloom.bg/3tNP9AP

The US has effectively adopted Tesla's NACS charger as its EV standard, after deals with Ford and GM. There were already more than twice as many NACS vehicles on the road in the US and twice as many NACS high-speed chargers installed.

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