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Bank of America Merrill Lynch: Crossing high cost barriers, the US electric vehicle market will usher in a new turning point in 2028.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch predicts that after 2028, with the introduction of new vehicle platforms by OEMs, production costs are expected to decrease and the popularity of electric automobiles will experience accelerated growth.