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Japan's EV capital isn't its biggest city. Marqstats explains why a prefecture most people haven't heard of leads national EV adoption.
A genuine policy trade-off, decided in Rome. Marqstats explains what Italy gave up on chargers to fund cheaper EVs instead.
Same car. Same job. A documented 41% price difference. Marqstats explains Germany's urban-rural EV service divide.
A region's EV numbers look dominant on paper. The real story is more spread out than the registration data suggests. Marqstats explains the leasing quirk behind it.
Heavy trucks are just 3.4% of Brazil's vehicles but drink more than a third of all lubricant volume. Here's the math behind that outsized share.
Germany requires anyone who sells lubricant to take back the same amount of used oil. It's a big part of why DIY oil changes barely exist there.
Kei cars are a third of Japan's fleet. Their tiny turbocharged engines need oil changed as often as every 2,500 km. Here's why that actually matters.
22% of new UK car sales are electric. Only 5% of cars actually on UK roads are. Here's exactly why that gap matters for garages and oil suppliers.
Almost all of Canada's EV maintenance demand lives in three provinces. Marqstats explains how that happened and what it means for the rest of the country.
A tiny fraction of Brazil's electric fleet generates an outsized share of its maintenance revenue. Marqstats explains why buses are different.
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