We keep hearing that the future is electric, with media buzzing about electric airplanes and more. Yet there’s been little coverage of a mishap involving an electric ferry in New Zealand that ran out of power, an awkward episode for the electric transportation narrative.
Range and charging challenges aren’t unique to cars; they affect electric transport broadly. The stranded ferry is a reminder that the transition to electric power comes with practical hurdles that extend well beyond the roads.
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