Kris ThomasSri Lanka’s relationship with electric vehicles has been rocky — to say the least. In 2019, only 7,000 electric vehicles were registered in the country. In such a scenario, Sri Lanka’s first sustainable mobility start-up is ready to challenge the status quo: meet Rhoda.
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