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Äthiopiens E-Autos

Bloomberg Markets
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 4:58 AM
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Äthiopien ist eines der einkommensschwächsten Länder der Erde - und neuerdings Elektroauto-Hotspot. In dem afrikanischen Land steigen die Zulassungszahlen für E-Autos kräftig an. (Source: Bloomberg)

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