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In China, we meet a
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‘Bootleg’ electric cars thrive in Chinas second-tier cities
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In China, we meet amodern-day Thomas Edison who helped give birth to the country's "knockoff" electric car industry. Chinese consumers in second-tier cities can't get enough of these small, cheap electric cars that require 6 hours of charging to go 75 miles -- at a maximum of 35 mph. Video journalist Jimmy Wang produced the video for TIME and the Asia Society. worldfocus.org
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