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Some Southeast Asian countries have set ambitious targets for EV adoption, but they still have a ways to go to convince consumers.   © Illustration by Hiroko Oshima
Asia Insight

Slow charge: ASEAN aims to bring lofty EV goals within range

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DYLAN LOH and ERI SUGIURA, Nikkei staff writers | ASEAN

SINGAPORE/TOKYO -- Before COVID-19 largely shut borders in Southeast Asia, Singapore resident Kin Wong would take weekly drives to Malaysia in his BMW M3.

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