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The Electric Taxi market is a subset of the Commercial Vehicle market, focusing on the use of electric vehicles for taxi services. Electric taxis are becoming increasingly popular due to their environmental benefits, as they produce zero emissions and are more efficient than traditional petrol or diesel vehicles. They also offer cost savings for operators, as they require less maintenance and have lower running costs.
Electric taxis are available in a variety of sizes and configurations, from small city cars to larger minibuses. They are typically powered by batteries, which can be recharged at charging points or through regenerative braking.
The Electric Taxi market is growing rapidly, with many cities and countries introducing incentives to encourage the adoption of electric taxis. This includes subsidies for operators, tax breaks, and dedicated charging infrastructure.
Some companies in the Electric Taxi market include Tesla, BYD, Nissan, Geely, and Volkswagen. Show Less Read more