Lying rag using a misleading title to push a false narrative.
EVs have been declared dead on a weekly basis for the last decade. And yet somehow they keep taking up more and more of the market. It’s almost like these assholes are less interested in reporting a trend than in creating one.
Sales dropping after a massive surge is to be expected. This is like predicting doom and gloom for the snowblower market as sales plummet going into summer.
The loss of tax credits makes it harder, obviously. But the price floor for EVs has been gradually coming down over the years, while car prices in general have been going up. Given the reduced maintenance costs and tremendous savings on fuel, EVs are still a smart option in the long run for a lot of people.
Lying rag using a misleading title to push a false narrative.
EVs have been declared dead on a weekly basis for the last decade. And yet somehow they keep taking up more and more of the market. It’s almost like these assholes are less interested in reporting a trend than in creating one.
Sales dropping after a massive surge is to be expected. This is like predicting doom and gloom for the snowblower market as sales plummet going into summer.
Trump killed EV incentives. Without government support it is hard to sell electric cars.
The loss of tax credits makes it harder, obviously. But the price floor for EVs has been gradually coming down over the years, while car prices in general have been going up. Given the reduced maintenance costs and tremendous savings on fuel, EVs are still a smart option in the long run for a lot of people.
Yeah, I think what would be interesting to see is percentage of sales between ICE and EVs month over month.
I figure EVs keep eating up a greater and greater percentage over time, but it’d be interesting to see the breakdown.