As fuel shortages and US sanctions take their toll, and even though electricity generation can be spotty, Cubans are turning to smaller, cheaper, plug-in electric alternatives
Workers assemble motorcycles at the Angel Villareal Bravo assembly plant, better known as Minerva Cycles, in Santa Clara, in the Cuban province of Villa Clara, on April 26, 2022. Cubans are opting for motorcycles, tricycles and electric cars in the face of the public transportation and fuel shortage crisis. Image: Yamil Lage / AFP