EV purchase interest creeps up slowly | Toyota's electric pivot | TrueCar replaces CEO | The outlook for car incentives | Continental's greener tires | VW brand to cut lineup | Musk to meet Macron

Consumer fear of finding working chargers on road trips is slowing purchase interest in electric vehicles, according to J.D. Power.

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