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Autonomous vehicle adoption: use phase environmental implications

W Kontar, S Ahn, A Hicks - Environmental Research Letters, 2021 - iopscience.iop.org

… trade offs resulting from the adoption of autonomous vehicles (AVs) as a … The adoption of
electric AVs (E-AVs) is then analyzed as an … on the electricity generation mix and adoption rate. …

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