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, 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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