Dyson scraps £2.5bn electric car project claiming it isn't commercially viable
Dyson will now focus on developing solid-state batteries and technologies like AI and machine learning
Dyson is terminating its electric car project after claiming it could no way to make it commercially viable
Dyson, the British company known for its high-tech vacuum cleaners, has decided to scrap its £2.5 billion electric car project. In an email sent to all employees, Sir James Dyson, the founder of the...
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