A report tracks used EV sales growth, noting that Ford leads high-volume brand growth and both Ford and Chevrolet are gaining traction in the EV market.
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Updated Aug 19
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A report tracks used EV sales growth, noting that Ford leads high-volume brand growth and both Ford and Chevrolet are gaining traction in the EV market.
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The entities involved
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Ford
car brand owned by Ford Motor Company
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Chevrolet
American automobile division of GM
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Cox Automotive
American automotive businesses company
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