Column: EV ecosystem continues to thrive, despite slowing growth

Toyota Boshoku rotors and fuel cell bike, Bonfiglioli electric acutuators — A fuel cell powered bicycle, available in Japan, was on display at The Battery Show at the Toyota Boshoku booth. (RICHARD TRUETT)

October 09, 2024 04:33 PM

DETROIT — Even if Donald Trump wins the presidency next month and follows through on threats to end federal incentives for electric vehicles, the electrification of nearly all things that move will continue, probably at a blistering pace.

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