Business Day TV speaks to Financial Mail editor-at-large David Furlonger
25 May 2023 - 17:10
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SA runs the risk of being left behind as countries around the world transition away from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. Government policies are crucial in transitioning to new energy vehicles, and players in the sector in SA have concerns about the pace of policy development and implementation. Globally, however, electric vehicle (EV) supply and demand is rapidly developing, so will SA be a part of the revolution or miss the opportunities? Financial Mail’s David Furlonger discussed this with Business Day TV.
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Business Day TV speaks to Financial Mail editor-at-large David Furlonger
SA runs the risk of being left behind as countries around the world transition away from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. Government policies are crucial in transitioning to new energy vehicles, and players in the sector in SA have concerns about the pace of policy development and implementation. Globally, however, electric vehicle (EV) supply and demand is rapidly developing, so will SA be a part of the revolution or miss the opportunities? Financial Mail’s David Furlonger discussed this with Business Day TV.
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