Electric vehicles (EVs) have been gaining traction in recent years, with many manufacturers investing heavily in battery technology to increase driving ranges and reduce charging times. However, a new trend is emerging that could potentially disrupt the EV landscape: range-extenders. These hybrid vehicles use a small internal combustion engine to recharge the battery, allowing drivers to travel longer distances without needing to charge. But are range-extenders running out of steam? A new report from Gasgoo suggests that the industry is reevaluating the effectiveness of these hybrid systems, and it may be time for manufacturers to rethink their strategy.
