Several automakers, including Hyundai, Genesis, Ram, Jeep, Ford, and Volkswagen-backed Scout Motors, have announced plans to produce extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) by the end of 2028. EREVs combine electric motors with an onboard gas generator to provide both EV performance and extended range. Industry analysts suggest that EREVs address consumer concerns about charging infrastructure while offering the benefits of electric driving. The move reflects a broader industry bet on this technology as a transitional step toward full electrification.
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