China's PHEV surge is causing EV brands to rethink their plans; Hemp, pineapple fibers and upcycled household waste are finding their way into cars; Has Tesla changed its view on lidar?

VW, Nissan, GM, meanwhile, plan to capitalize on China’s surging demand in China, where PHEVs are expected to account for a quarter of the country’s overall sales by 2030.

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