Electric Car Superiority | The Supply Chain is All Mine | Cookies for Calculus
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Electric Car Superiority | The Supply Chain is All Mine | Cookies for Calculus

The Weekly Briefing podcast: Auto expert Egil Juliussen has crunched the numbers, and he believes that completely battery-operated cars will be more cost-efficient than vehicles with internal combustion engines within 5 years. We talk to him about that. Also, with a trade war going on, managing the supply chain is suddenly a huge priority. How’s that going? We decided to start at the beginning: basic materials.

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