The shift away from traditional gasoline-powered vehicles is accelerating, but electric hybrids are outperforming fully electric cars in adoption worldwide. Industry analysts point to their lower upfront costs, extended driving ranges, and compatibility with existing fuel infrastructure as key advantages. While governments and automakers push for broader electrification, consumer preferences and market realities suggest a more gradual transition. The dominance of hybrids raises questions about the pace and shape of the global automotive revolution.
Why hybrids — not EVs — are winning the global transition from combustion Automotive News
