SKILLMAN (New Jersey) • The future of the car industry is going to look like the history of the cell-phone. The two even share technology - the lithium-ion battery.
As the world's carmakers gradually switch from combustion to charging, some of today's dominant car companies will share the fate of a few former titans of the smartphone. Remember BlackBerry, Nokia and Palm?
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