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‘Towards electric vehicle misinformation communities: Shared narratives, networked validation, and reassurance among Australian consumers
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• EV misinformation structures sociality and provides reassurance. • EV misinformation communities generate forms of experiential and symbolic value. • EV misinformation fuels fear of change and reinforces political positions that hinder EV adoption. • Members of EV misinformation communities are distrustful of government and market actors. • Effective responses to EV misinformation require socio-cultural and behavioural change approaches.
Keywords:
Electric vehicles
Misinformation
Communities
Australia
Energy transition
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