The History of Electric Vehicles

The video explores the evolution of electric vehicles (EVs) from the early 1900s to the present. Initially, electric cars were popular, but Henry Ford's introduction of the gas-powered Model T in 1908 shifted the focus to gasoline vehicles. Electric cars re-emerged in the mid-1960s with concept models, and the late 1990s saw the introduction of hybrids like the Toyota Prius. Tesla's formation in 2008 marked a significant milestone, leading to the release of various models. Meanwhile, Asia, particularly China, became a dominant player in the EV market, with the Nissan Leaf becoming a best-seller.

What significant vehicle did Henry Ford introduce in 1908?

What was the name of the first mass-produced electric car that appeared in the late 90s?

Which hybrid car made its debut in American dealerships in 2003?

What year did the Nissan Leaf become the world's best-selling electric vehicle?

Who are two notable investors mentioned in the text that invested in the electric vehicle market?