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Dumping EVs, returning to gasoline powered vehicles.
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Q4 EV sales increased year over year by 40% – a strong result by any measure, except when compared to the growth the industry saw in previous quarters. The market posted a 49% gain in Q3, and EV sales were up 52% year over year in Q4 2022. By volume, EV sales in Q4 were higher than in Q3 by roughly 5,000 units
A Record 1.2 Million EVs Were Sold in the U.S. in 2023, According to Estimates from Kelley Blue Book - Cox Automotive Inc.
Cox Automotive publishes a quarterly Kelley Blue Book new-vehicle sales report enumerating electric vehicle sales.www.coxautoinc.com
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From your link:
EV growth will continue to slow, and in the year ahead, we may even report the first quarter-over-quarter sales decline in more than three years.
Ha, it's because no one wants them. They have insurance like everyone else. If there was a demand, they'd keep them in their fleet. For Hertz, just like almost every consumer, they just dont' make sense.
Ford will postpone about $12 billion in EV investment as buyers become more cautious
Ford said customers in North America are unwilling to pay a premium for an EV.
www.cnbc.com
Ford lost an estimated $36,000 on each of the 36,000 electric vehicles it delivered to dealers in the quarter - even more than its estimated $32,350 loss per EV in the second quarter.
EV aint in the cards right now. Now get some Jetson mobeels and we ready
What a useless statistic to be basing an argument for EV's on. It's easy to go from 120,000 vehicles to 168,000 vehicles (40% increase) in a year when the gubment is helping foot the bill.Q4 EV sales increased year over year by 40% – a strong result by any measure, except when compared to the growth the industry saw in previous quarters. The market posted a 49% gain in Q3, and EV sales were up 52% year over year in Q4 2022. By volume, EV sales in Q4 were higher than in Q3 by roughly 5,000 units
A Record 1.2 Million EVs Were Sold in the U.S. in 2023, According to Estimates from Kelley Blue Book - Cox Automotive Inc.
Cox Automotive publishes a quarterly Kelley Blue Book new-vehicle sales report enumerating electric vehicle sales.
Sorry if reality is somehow offensive
In my plant, EV parts production is a mere 22% of original forecast for 2023. There was a big jump in December to build inventory, but all the shared production assembly plants are sticking with ICE vehicles, because that's all that is selling.
As long as they learned something...
The taxpayers are footing the bill either from direct taxation and devaluing your currency via inflation.
