EV Sales Decline: Unmasking the Real Reason! Electric Vehicles & Hurdles in Market Growth
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video, we delve into the world of electric vehicles (EVs), exploring the challenges they face on the road to mass adoption. From market oversupply to range anxiety, we cover it all. Buckle up and join us on this electrifying journey!
✳️ 00:00 | Introduction
🛻 00:36 | Reason 6: An Overstocked Market.
🛻 01:47 | Reason 5: The Cost Factor.
🛻 02:57 | Reason 4: The Hurdle of Range and Charging.
🛻 04:16 | Reason 3: The Depreciation Dilemma.
🛻 05:36 | Reason 2: The Cost of Repairs and Reliability Concerns.
🛻 06:40 | Reason 1: EV Technology Still Has Room for Improvement.
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EVs at best is a niche market without government subsidies EVs sales will drop dramatically.
Why should governments subsidise it is tax payer money for the rich
For various reasons, people don’t want the damn things. One of them is anxiety over how far you can drive. Almost nonexistent infrastructure for charging these things. You can’t take them just any mechanic to work on them they have to go to a dealership. What bigger way to get screwed for repair cost than dealerships? Among other reasons, the car is essentially worthless if you ever have to replace the battery. Most of us are not fooled into thinking EVs are the future.
The whole EV fad will die for the reasons you stated, plus, unless the energy used to charge them is green energy, there is no point in adopting EV's. And NO major population is powered 100% by green energy. Advocates of EV's will say "This state, or this city ran on 100% green energy for a few days" That's a pointless argument. It has to work 24/7 365 days a year. And nowhere in the world can they do that.
Don't Want one
Don't Need one
Don't need my government
To Force me to get One
Stop the Nonsense
They’ll have to improve a whole heck of a lot before I’d even consider one.
I wouldn't mind having an EV for the neighborhood here but it's sure a damn expensive way just to do grocery shopping. I'll just use my bicycle instead.
The EV prices you project are deceptive. The actual production costs generally exceed the MSRPs paid by consumers. EV manufacturers are granted compliance credits and carbon credits for environmental regulatory compliance and false claims of efficiency (few get the range claimed), as well as cost sharing among traditional manufacturers. Ultimately, these deferments are passed on to non-participating taxpayers and consumers through higher product costs forced on them by the government, for the profit of EV manufacturers and cottage industries!
The first EV made its maiden move 50 years before the first gasoline car, and EVs outsold gasoline cars 'til about 1910, so the reality of mass EV adoption died in the early 20th Century, because an upstart, new technology (internal combustion engine vehicles) replaced it.
Say, here's an idea: let the virtue signaling green activists who insist on buying EVs go ahead and bear the full expense, rather than casting the costs on to folks who can't afford an EV in the first place! Yes, demand that the EV-buying public put their money where their mouths are, and show us that they aren't into forcing poor people to take up the slack for them. Fat chance on that happening, eh?
The government push for EVs is a ruse for mass transit.
It is pure propaganda
Too expensive..plus, i dont like the government telling me how i should spend my money. Im already subsidizing the EVs..now they want or forcing us to buy. In CA, only EVs and maybe hybrids will be the only ones that will be sold by 2035. I hope they push that back to 20 years from now. Then they are talking about banning gas water heaters and gas stoves..who will pay the replumbing and electrical cabling for my water heater? No, i will be stuck with the bill
Local power outages will leave you stranded especially when at home with no clear understanding of when you can recharge. Not true for combustion engine vehicle.
Half true. In case of power outage pumps don't work.
@@MrJturner74 Gas stations have generators, If they don't I will bring my own.
Lexus has an EV SUV that states a range of 278 miles. Here in the UK they tested it on the road and got 171 miles. Basically ignore claimed mileage, take off around 100 miles and you are nearer the real range.
They all fall about 100 miles short of their claimed range in real world driving because they are tested at 28mph!
To get a BEV with 300 miles real world range you have to buy one with 400 mile claimed range!
Speed bump? How about hitting a huge wall of reality
No desire to buy a stupid electric garbage car
It's not the EV's that are stupid, it's the owners. They wasted their money on something that won't last long. (yes, EV's are stupid in this economy)
They're battery cars, not electric cars.
EVs are best kept on small tracks with slots and a hand control, when you get board you can go out and play football or ride your bike ,
Noticed you didn't mention: 'Park it in the garage and watch your house burn down. You think Tesla is going to pay for your house, and your insurance company isn't going to either without a rider.
For temporary commercial or luxury use they are okay but for them to completely replaced ICE vehicles for our everyday usage just won't work especially in this life time. Not all homes are built to have high power charger and not every location had reliable public charging station and not all charging station are reliable either as they tend to had glitches, bugs, payment, and compatibility issues. The range in mileage also tend to change and are unpredictable at times, with all these issues I doubt I would ever want an EV.
Part of the issue is they started by trying to electrify the SUV market instead of a super compact commuter.
I just wouldn't own a vehicle where just looking at happy fun ball would cancel the warranty. EVs are another attempt to keep people from owning and maintaining their own equipment and vehicles.
I love my current vehicles, EVs won't do what I currently get. Plus, as long as kids are mining cobalt for the world market, I don't think I want to support that.
Shifting to EV is making China stronger as result
The other 5 reasons simply point out all up they are a very poor investment.
Double digit growth is a limited approach as each benchmark becomes more difficult to sustain..... basic economics.
As Nov 2023, 0.86% of the registered vehicles in USA are EVs according to the AFDC (Alternative Fuels Data Center) which under US DOE (Dept of Energy). That equates to 2.44M registered EV’s in the USA out of a total of 283M. According to Diffusion of Innovation, this means that the USA EV industry is still in the Innovator phase (
You don't really believe that and you can't sell what you wouldn't buy.
@@robertkubrick3738 You can’t face facts. You can’t go from 0.86% to 30% in 6 years when it took a decade to get to 0.86% penetration.
@@williamquemuel7824 It's you that can't face facts. WE...DON'T....WANT....THEM. Until you face that fact, you will stay Divergent from reality.
@@robertkubrick3738 I think you misread my comment. I am saying that it is impossible to reach 30% penetration in 6 years. It will take more years. You can speak for yourself if you don’t want them. I don’t want them because it is not sustainable.
Environmentally terrible
78 % of EV owners go back to ice cars and trucks.
I thought that was 80%, is it not?
Please don’t exaggerate your figure!
@@jacobheinz8236 Actually, most BEV drivers never left ICE, they have an ICE car they drive while the failure BEV is charging and they drive the ICE on long trips, for towing or hauling.
EV? A toy too expensive for me!
Correction: EVs have no resale value except for whatever metals can be mined out of them for scrap value.
Actually money is lost in recycling the metals as they are cheaper to produce raw. Same with plastic. It's a fact of life. Glass, paper steel and aluminum are mostly economical to recycle. Remember that the black mass will have to be shipped back to china because we aren't allowed to refine those metals in the western world.
EV’s are rubbish! Ice cars forever!
e-cars = e-waste
Tesla or nothing
Love tesla, made a fortune shorting the stock!