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Asia is playing ‘catch up’ to Europe in the electric vehicle market, says Fitch analyst

KEY POINTS The region is lagging behind because the governments in Europe are taking strong measure

Asia is playing ‘catch up’ to Europe in the electric vehicle market, says Fitch analyst

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Asia is playing ‘catch up’ to Europe in the electric vehicle market, says Fitch analyst

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