BusinessAugust 30, 2026

electromobility

eh-lek-tro-mo-BIL-ih-tee

Definition

The system or industry involving the use of electric vehicles and the supporting technology and infrastructure required for their operation.

Etymology

This is a 21st-century compound word derived from 'electric' (from the Greek elektron, meaning amber) and 'mobility' (from the Latin mobilitas, meaning moveability), reflecting the modern shift toward electric transportation.

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The article describes how investments in electromobility have transformed Lower Silesia into a key industrial hub in Europe, driving economic growth and infrastructure development.

Together with Lower Silesia: How LG Energy Solution Wroclaw Creates Lasting Local Value

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