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The future of driving is clearly electric. GM, Ford, BMW, Hyundai and virtually all global automakers are pouring billions of dollars into the development of electric vehicles (EV's) for use this decade.My latest book "Electric Vehicles for All" profiles the newest EV's coming out in 2020 and the hottest concept EV's that will roll-out throughout the decade.The investment infusion is designed to create EV's priced right for global masses by bringing down the price of electric batteries, electric components and smart, autonomous technology. There's also a big innovation push to get far greater range for the EV's on a single charge.Hyundai alone is investing $87 billion to create a lineup of quickly produced EV models from sedans to SUV's and trucks. They've partnered with US startup Canoo to design a common platform - a skateboard like frame - to facilitate speedy, easy and inexpensive EV production.The government of India wants 200 million EV's on its roads this decade. India's giant conglomerate Tata Group supports the goal. Tata is creating what it calls an ecosystem of charging stations around India, battery production and even an inexpensive EV SUV priced at $19,000.Some of the unique and very exciting EV models that we showcase in the book include Hyundai's hybrid, electric and solar powered EV Sonata. We profile Mercedes' spectacular concept EV Vision AVTR that's all-electric, all-autonomous and straight out of the Avatar movie. Tesla is the global leader of EV's and they are about to launch their Model Y - a small SUV that CEO Elon Musk believes may be their most popular model ever. Tesla is also putting finishing touches on its Cybertruck, a stainless steel EV pickup that is one of Musk's favorite projects.GM is resurrecting the Hummer as an electric pickup. Ford is reinventing the Mustang as an electric SUV. Porsche is forecasting record 2020 sales in the US led by its electric SUV, the Taycan. Kia, BMW, Subaru, Nissan, VW, Toyota and many other global auto