EV sales 2024

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Created on Oct 5, 2025

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This example displays the first five rows of a 2024 EV sales dataset in a simple HTML table. It shows brand, model, sales, country, and year for vehicles from Tesla, Nissan, BYD, BMW, Hyundai, and others. The data is embedded as a CSV string within the page’s JavaScript and parsed with `split()` to build table rows and headers. The interface uses styled HTML elements with CSS for a dark theme, hover effects, and alternating row colors. No external visualization libraries are used—only native DOM manipulation via `innerHTML`.

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