Contrary to what you may have heard, electric vehicle sales are up.
As automakers continue to refine their strategies, offering a more varied mix of vehicles, including hybrids and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), things are just getting a lot less predictable. A massive spike in leasing could lead to future EV conversions.
Meanwhile, charging remains a pretty massive sticking point for a lot of consumers, who are unwilling to drop so much money on a new car if they don’t feel comfortable about their ability to keep it properly charged.
Bobinct on
Poor wages make buying a new car difficult.
The average American keeps their car a record 12.6 years now.
thormun on
it almost like people are trying to hold it back i wonder why
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Contrary to what you may have heard, electric vehicle sales are up.
As automakers continue to refine their strategies, offering a more varied mix of vehicles, including hybrids and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), things are just getting a lot less predictable. A massive spike in leasing could lead to future EV conversions.
Meanwhile, charging remains a pretty massive sticking point for a lot of consumers, who are unwilling to drop so much money on a new car if they don’t feel comfortable about their ability to keep it properly charged.
Poor wages make buying a new car difficult.
The average American keeps their car a record 12.6 years now.
it almost like people are trying to hold it back i wonder why