Outside of Tesla, future EV sales in U.S. may be thin for most brands: study

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U.S. demand for electric vehicles, including hybrids, could rise to 1.28 million...

- U.S. demand for electric vehicles, including hybrids, could rise to 1.28 million by 2026, a new study projected on Wednesday, but most brands will struggle to make money on the new models.

But two-thirds of those sales will be registered by the top 10 brands, dominated by segment leader Tesla which will take up more than a quarter of those sales, according to IHS automotive analyst Stephanie Brinley. Pure electric and hybrid vehicles will account for 7.6% of those sales, compared with only 1.2% in 2018.

 

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That is because all the other automakers are bringing a knife to a gun fight and Tesla is holding a BFG!

Outside of Tesla, future car sales everywhere will be thin. EVs will dominate the global auto market and will outcompete ICE cars and trucks on features, safety, cost of ownership and yes price too. It's happening and there's nothing that will stop it.

because Tesla understood one thing the others still do not... you don't sell just a car like the old days... you sell the environment around it how you charge, where you charge, the updates and future upgrades is like looking for a laptop or cellphone will it run my fav game?

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