Europe needs to catch up with China on EVs is key message from Munich show

Renault Scenic E-Tech minivan at the 2023 IAA in Munich — Renault's battery-electric version of the Scenic will have a price that is within reach for many customers, CEO Luca de Meo said. (ANGELIKA WARMUTH/REUTERS)

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September 04, 2023 10:23 AM

Europe's automakers have a fight on their hands to erase China's lead in developing affordable electric vehicles, industry analysts and executives said at the IAA Mobility auto show in Munich.

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