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Not at all.. Every fuel knoe that by far the largest part of the cost of an EV is in the battery. Battery pack prices came down by 15% just between Jan and October last year, and that doesn't even include the improvements in performance of those batteries. Nor should you expect the prices of EVs to remain stable, industry experts expect battery pack prices to continue to nosedive, and that their performance will continue to improve.Currently, LFP batteries are getting near to the performance of LMC batteries of only 2 years ago, and LMC batteries continue to improve even over that standard. Of course, none of this takes into account SAIC's SS batteries, BYD's short batteries or CATL's CM (condensed Matter) batteries, all of which are likely to put significant pressure on the "traditional" LMC and LFP battery prices.
Over here in the UK an EV costs on average £10.000 more than the equivalent ICE car. Who's going to stump up another 10.000 for a vehicle waiting for hours for it to charge up, and then find out it costs more than fuel.😢
Too much unnecessary technology, too much weight, too much money. They're all dampening sales. Market saturation - we had to hit that point sooner or later. Here we are. Outside of the very wealthy, not many people are buying every two or three years. Entry-level buyers can barely afford a decent used vehicle. Warranty versus payment schedule - how many new car buyers want to be making payments after their warranty expires? Vehicle choice - do you want a big, heavy pickup truck or a big, heavy SUV? Manufacturers have decided what buyers want, and that's why lots are packed with pickups and SUVs that have been there for months. If America won't make cars anymore, the overseas manufacturers will.
I saw this old truck from the 50s/60s standing outside a supermarket as a prop this afternoon and thought to myself, why didn't they just stick to those designs. Most car designs today are so ugly.
I won't have a ev , I just sold my beloved jag because the government wants to charge me £735 a year just to put it on the road . The fact I only done 2500 thousand miles a year , I refuse to supplement their crazy spending & giving it to every Muhammed that asks for. it
My insurance wasn't the problem , it was my road tax , I wouldn't mind if it was doing some good but mad milliband is pissing it all over Africa, lammy giving to killers . The rest of them are all on jollies & holidays at our expense. I'm not willing to help pay for it . The first thing any goverment do is ho after the motorist , not the criminals not the illegals us the tax payers everyone else gets a free ride ....sorry had my rant now , no I'm not feeling better .
@@mrdflash2127 . . . Right. And for THAT he lost his "beloved jag"! Hey, the government has to recoup the money it doles out to "every Muhammed", don't they? Why not tax Jags?
I have seen on other channels that Stantis is forcing dealers to offer 35% off lot cars to get cars to sell. But this only seems to be an incentive in the US, as Canadian dealers still have cars marked high. In Canada, pricing is further augmented because the government has been unable to rein in its budget spending and has devalued the dollar further against the US counterpart. Canadians cannot afford US goods because of the floundering exchange, further widening the affordability gap. This is all due to the Liberal party, which has a massive spending problem, regardless of who their leader is. The entire party must be reset and return to working with the voters rather than using them as their cash cow.
Most people don't want EV's because they are useless and expensive. As for combustion luxury cars, people are not buying them right now because there is a cost of living right now and even though I'm a massive petrolhead, today's combustion vehicles are too technical and far too expensive plus they have reliability issue.
@@dragondescendant1 No they don't. Have you been to a Chinese car dealership e.g. BYD, MG or Omoda. Their dealers forecourt is full of brand new Chinese EV's no one want, so the dealers are forced to sell them at a huge lost.
Do what I did bought a Triumph Spitfire! 3 fuses for the complete wiring system. (My last Jag had over 200)no car tax, no MOT needed, historic as it raced at LeMans, you can sit on the front wheel and change the radiator ( if you ever need to) in half an hour. Refil the gear box from the drivers seat. Amazing fun car.
After paying $2,000 to install a charging system in your garage . . . If you HAVE one. What about apartment dwellers who park under a covered car port? Can anyone imagine going to a charging station and spending an hour or two waiting for your battery to recharge? How about commuters who drive to the train station in Greenwich CT in a $50,000 EV, park it, take the train in to NYC, return on the train and drive to an apartment with no charging station. Then, take a valuable Saturday morning . . . . EVERY SINGLE WEEK . . . to go to a charging station, in the middle of a cold and snowy winter, and sit in your car for two hours waiting for it to charge? . . . . . . . I for one can't imagine that.
The reason that the EV market is "highly competitive" as they put it , is because the competition is for an ever shrinking pool of potential buyers . Most car buyers have wised up and no longer consider a BEV as a practical option . Even current BEV owners are promising to buy their next car from a different category . ICE or maybe Hybrid , but no more full electrics .
In the UK it's not so much about what won't sell as what dealerships won't sell. Here they're mandated to sell 22% of total sales as EV's. We ordered a new ICE car in August 2023, no delivery update until first week in January, then it suddenly materialised. Same happened towards the end if 2024, but now dealership have to sell 26% as EV's.
Those who need an SUV don't need a lot of unnecessary luxury, if you live in the countryside or sparsely populated areas you want as little as possible that can break.
This is NOT a "Jeep" . . . A Jeep is a 4X4 that is intended to go off road. This is just another luxury SUV. Why does it even have the Jeep logo on it? It simply denigrates the logo and the vehicle.
I think the luxury end of both petrol and electic are becoming dead zones. Cost of living has hit all levels of workers so few view luxury as desirable. And what is that 16 mpg in this day and age?
If the auto industry ever wants to sell a car to me, or others like me, they will have to remove the digital and connectivity technology built into their products. Automobiles record and store information such as breaking, steering, and acceleration actions, personal information, mileage, locations visited, and when. Bring back vehicles where the computers only manage the engine and transmission with no internet connectivity. Remote access or driverless features?Never. We should not need a laptop computer to repair a car. I drive a 2003 Ford for these and other reasons and will continue to do so as long as problems that come up can be fixed. It doesn't matter if manufacturers stop supporting older vehicles because the aftermarket parts market is huge. Make cars that do NOT track owners and I might come back, but only if build quality does.
People aren’t buying EVs primarily because they’re not as convenient as ICE cars, add the high price too and people just can’t afford them and to be honest you would be nuts to buy one and if you are then just lease it as you can then just hand it back when battery dies after 2 years.
I find mine is far more convenient than an ICE car. And if the battery had died after 2 years then it would have been replaced free of charge by the manufacturer - they all have at least 8 years of warranty.
Not sure when you are talking about “market supply” which is the time period it takes your car to arrive from order to dealer, you describe this as “cars lingering on lots” which is precisely the opposite situation where there is an over-supply of cars nobody wants. The point you are making is that the long delivery time deters buyers, not that there is a glut of cars that aren’t selling in which case the market supply time would be 1 day.
Government interference is designed to kill private ownership of cars, and that just isn't American. No one voted for it, so Trump needs to come out for private car ownership.
If they lower the cost back down and charge a reasonable monthly payment not lease, They would sell. No one wants super expensive when our paycheck doesn’t spell expensive. No one has 500 hundred dollars to spend per month on a car unless your working a high profile job making 100,000 per year. Stop overpricing cars. Make them affordable.
Personally, I really like the Audi Q8, but there's no way I will pay $80K plus for that. Audi is doing poorly in ALL their sectors because they have gotten way too expensive. They thought that by pricing them as IF you get a solid gold spare wheel rim with it, people would continue buying their vehicles. Well, that did not work out too well for them. Now they are paying the price. I own a 22 SQ5 which I bought "used" with 10K miles on it, at almost HALF the new price. I really like my Audi - and that's the only way I would buy an Audi - "used" - after the first owner (fool) lost a ton of money on it.
Just bought a new small ice suv, 7 years warranty. This car will be my last car to buy and last me until I die or I have to stop driving. Hopefully I will die before I have to stop driving. Getting up in age but still enjoy driving.
Those massive glorified trucks called SUVs consume a lot of fuel to run, and when overpriced, few will buy them and they deserve to disappear. EVs probably fit in short city commutes, but are not suitable for longer range driving. While nobody wants to talk about the cost of replacing their battery when time comes, that is significant for depreciation, so the future prospect of trading them for a newer model seems bleak. Virtue signaling with EVs is over.
Buying a new car is madness full of junk we don't need and everything on a screen its more distracting than having a phone texting to everyone in the Chinese phone book 😂
i was going 2 offer any 1 of these dealers my camry and 5000 4 1 of there new cars but i changed my mind my car runs real good so i,ll keep it and they cad keep their our priced cars
They are making purchasing a New vehicle difficult when many people on welfare and unemployment and street corners begging to purchase a 1/3 higher priced vehicle than last year. Some one should explain basic Math to the politicians. Wife says SS increased this month,so did Medical coverage ,car insurance,eggs,bread,gas,taxes,city taxes , so SS increase didn’t amount to to a damn thing ,thanks so much.
What the hell use is this report if it's only for the US market? You should be looking at the world market. In the US, I've heard there's a 100% US-imposed Tarrif mark-up for EVs, whereas in Norway (or Sweden?) new car registrations are around 90% EV. In China you can hardly get anything else and ICEs are dying out. Otherwise, I expect reliability and over-pricing of "premium" cars is a perennial problem, wherever you are.
The whole EV movement is a huge con. They might be cleaner to drive, but certainly not to produce, and as for battery disposal, what damage do you think that is doing to the environment. They are way to heavy and this impacts on the road, tyre deg etc and really not much use if going on long journeys, and rechargibg is more expensive than filling up. These cars are also way over priced and without doubt exclude me from ever getting one. Zero emissions is a dream but unachievable, although I think that the biggest pollution producers like China, UAS, etc could and should do a lot more to reduce their pollution.
All of these vehicles & I use that term loosely are too big/small or just overpriced. The main thing that gets me is the SUV (Sports Utility Vehicle ) none of those tanks would be sporty they are not universal (off road/work ) use type vehicles so this make it bigger charge more money concept is totally flawed IMO.The only way an ordinary family could afford any of them would to lease them & that to me is money wasted.
The problem with the automotive industry is the executives live in an ivory tower world, just like the democrats. They don't have a clue because they don't mingle with the ordinary folks. This has been happening for decades. In 1955 the VW came here and went over like gang busters. In 1957 Ford announced a new model. We all thought Ford was paying attention and was coming out with a model to compete with VW. What do they introduce, a Mercury sucking on a lemon and named it after the idiot that came up with the idea, Edsel. It lasted for 3 years. It was a great car, just not what people were wanting.
With hydrogen motors coming soon, with their numerous advantages over EVs, I think that the only way forward for EV manufacturers is to offer them on a "No Deposit, Monthly Lease payment" geared to their expected battery life. When the battery 'dies', the vehicle is returned to the manufacturer and the lease is cancelled for no cost. This way, people won't lose a ton of money when they try to sell it as a used vehicle.
Corporate greed...... everybody wants to be a billionaire. Now add in apple car play and soon you will have monthly fees for every option. Money,money, and more money.
🤔 What would happen to the auto industry if Canada became the 51st state?
👉 What If Canada Became the 51st State? The Shocking Impact on EVs and the Auto Industry! WATCH IT NOW HERE! 🎬th-cam.com/video/_Su4JZqbqRY/w-d-xo.html
Canada will NEVER be a part of the united states
Big price reductions mean that the price was too damn high in the first place.
Not at all..
Every fuel knoe that by far the largest part of the cost of an EV is in the battery.
Battery pack prices came down by 15% just between Jan and October last year, and that doesn't even include the improvements in performance of those batteries.
Nor should you expect the prices of EVs to remain stable, industry experts expect battery pack prices to continue to nosedive, and that their performance will continue to improve.Currently, LFP batteries are getting near to the performance of LMC batteries of only 2 years ago, and LMC batteries continue to improve even over that standard.
Of course, none of this takes into account SAIC's SS batteries, BYD's short batteries or CATL's CM (condensed Matter) batteries, all of which are likely to put significant pressure on the "traditional" LMC and LFP battery prices.
@@gglen2141 the truth is, the vast majority of people don't want them, I'm selling my ipace this Sunday and going back to a Mercedes benz diesel
Over here in the UK an EV costs on average £10.000 more than the equivalent ICE car. Who's going to stump up another 10.000 for a vehicle waiting for hours for it to charge up, and then find out it costs more than fuel.😢
Those big behemoths look like dinosaurs going extinct...100k for a vehicle, you deserve to fail...you made it, you eat it...😅
ICE cars are artificially over-priced to try to get people to buy over-priced golf buggies ( EVs)
Too much unnecessary technology, too much weight, too much money. They're all dampening sales.
Market saturation - we had to hit that point sooner or later. Here we are. Outside of the very wealthy, not many people are buying every two or three years. Entry-level buyers can barely afford a decent used vehicle.
Warranty versus payment schedule - how many new car buyers want to be making payments after their warranty expires?
Vehicle choice - do you want a big, heavy pickup truck or a big, heavy SUV? Manufacturers have decided what buyers want, and that's why lots are packed with pickups and SUVs that have been there for months. If America won't make cars anymore, the overseas manufacturers will.
I saw this old truck from the 50s/60s standing outside a supermarket as a prop this afternoon and thought to myself, why didn't they just stick to those designs. Most car designs today are so ugly.
The manufacturers of these unwanted cars are living in a dream world. Sorry just wilted off like flowers.
I won't have a ev , I just sold my beloved jag because the government wants to charge me £735 a year just to put it on the road . The fact I only done 2500 thousand miles a year , I refuse to supplement their crazy spending & giving it to every Muhammed that asks for. it
That's like 60 pounds or whatever that is a month.
2 pounds a day.
Bottle of coke.
And you sold your Jag for that?
I'm a pensioner , plus the fact that the goverment give it to every Muhammed going bugs me so much I try to avoid paying any taxes
Could you not go on Classic Car Insurance, given your very low mileage?
My insurance wasn't the problem , it was my road tax , I wouldn't mind if it was doing some good but mad milliband is pissing it all over Africa, lammy giving to killers . The rest of them are all on jollies & holidays at our expense. I'm not willing to help pay for it . The first thing any goverment do is ho after the motorist , not the criminals not the illegals us the tax payers everyone else gets a free ride ....sorry had my rant now , no I'm not feeling better .
@@mrdflash2127 . . . Right. And for THAT he lost his "beloved jag"! Hey, the government has to recoup the money it doles out to "every Muhammed", don't they? Why not tax Jags?
Stuck in gear? You mean neutral, since they aren’t moving?
I have seen on other channels that Stantis is forcing dealers to offer 35% off lot cars to get cars to sell. But this only seems to be an incentive in the US, as Canadian dealers still have cars marked high. In Canada, pricing is further augmented because the government has been unable to rein in its budget spending and has devalued the dollar further against the US counterpart. Canadians cannot afford US goods because of the floundering exchange, further widening the affordability gap. This is all due to the Liberal party, which has a massive spending problem, regardless of who their leader is. The entire party must be reset and return to working with the voters rather than using them as their cash cow.
Look at Japan's dollar, they are cooked...only the printing press buying one own gubermint debt keeps them alive...
What’s a Stantis?
Most people don't want to spend a thousand dollars monthly car payment.
@dragondescendant1 . . . And most people don't.
Most people don't want EV's because they are useless and expensive. As for combustion luxury cars, people are not buying them right now because there is a cost of living right now and even though I'm a massive petrolhead, today's combustion vehicles are too technical and far too expensive plus they have reliability issue.
Agreed and well said!
Most people want Chinese EVs, not just any EV. that's why Chinese EV is the bestselling car in the world.
@@dragondescendant1 No they don't. Have you been to a Chinese car dealership e.g. BYD, MG or Omoda. Their dealers forecourt is full of brand new Chinese EV's no one want, so the dealers are forced to sell them at a huge lost.
Do what I did bought a Triumph Spitfire! 3 fuses for the complete wiring system. (My last Jag had over 200)no car tax, no MOT needed, historic as it raced at LeMans, you can sit on the front wheel and change the radiator ( if you ever need to) in half an hour. Refil the gear box from the drivers seat. Amazing fun car.
Agreed there's a lot to be said for running a classic car.😊
The old and original Nissan Z cars look so much better than the new Z. What was Nissan thinking?
Yes. I had a 280 ZX Targa. It was beautiful, and caused no problems. Only did normal service over 10 years.
Who wants to buy a 45k ev, and in 12 months be told it's worth 18k...
After paying $2,000 to install a charging system in your garage . . . If you HAVE one. What about apartment dwellers who park under a covered car port? Can anyone imagine going to a charging station and spending an hour or two waiting for your battery to recharge? How about commuters who drive to the train station in Greenwich CT in a $50,000 EV, park it, take the train in to NYC, return on the train and drive to an apartment with no charging station. Then, take a valuable Saturday morning . . . . EVERY SINGLE WEEK . . . to go to a charging station, in the middle of a cold and snowy winter, and sit in your car for two hours waiting for it to charge? . . . . . . . I for one can't imagine that.
Most cars including ICE vehicles lose value the instant you drive it off the new car lot!
What booming EV market?
EVs are dust collectors
The reason that the EV market is "highly competitive" as they put it , is because the competition is for an ever shrinking pool of potential buyers . Most car buyers have wised up and no longer consider a BEV as a practical option . Even current BEV owners are promising to buy their next car from a different category . ICE or maybe Hybrid , but no more full electrics .
I will NOT own a EV.
In the UK it's not so much about what won't sell as what dealerships won't sell. Here they're mandated to sell 22% of total sales as EV's. We ordered a new ICE car in August 2023, no delivery update until first week in January, then it suddenly materialised. Same happened towards the end if 2024, but now dealership have to sell 26% as EV's.
But the are registering and dumping the ev in the fields to sell second hand for sensible numbers
I thought that people will buy EV’s to save the planet and will never ask “how much?” If the cost of EV is too high, we can walk…eh?
If you can afford a $100K+ price tag on a car, fuel efficiency shouldn't be an issue.
Hyundai recalling the Ioniq 5 and 6 for the on-board charging system
If they were giving these vehicles away free i wouldn't want any of them.
Those who need an SUV don't need a lot of unnecessary luxury, if you live in the countryside or sparsely populated areas you want as little as possible that can break.
A huge percentage of people who buy large pickups and SUVs don't actually need them, of course.
We moved our EVs to the back of lot to make room for our Gas cars. EVs are collecting dirt
Crazy times when a Jeep costs over 100k😂
This is NOT a "Jeep" . . . A Jeep is a 4X4 that is intended to go off road.
This is just another luxury SUV.
Why does it even have the Jeep logo on it? It simply denigrates the logo and the vehicle.
They just don’t build reliable cars these days to much tecnology and expensive to repair and expensive to buy so why bother
I think the luxury end of both petrol and electic are becoming dead zones. Cost of living has hit all levels of workers so few view luxury as desirable. And what is that 16 mpg in this day and age?
The biggest problem with the Nissan Z is that it’s a Nissan.
I'll never get an ev and not one person I know likes them, they should be banned!
Me too . . . ban EVs . . . . What are they going to do with all those dead batteries?
If the auto industry ever wants to sell a car to me, or others like me, they will have to remove the digital and connectivity technology built into their products. Automobiles record and store information such as breaking, steering, and acceleration actions, personal information, mileage, locations visited, and when. Bring back vehicles where the computers only manage the engine and transmission with no internet connectivity. Remote access or driverless features?Never. We should not need a laptop computer to repair a car. I drive a 2003 Ford for these and other reasons and will continue to do so as long as problems that come up can be fixed. It doesn't matter if manufacturers stop supporting older vehicles because the aftermarket parts market is huge.
Make cars that do NOT track owners and I might come back, but only if build quality does.
People aren’t buying EVs primarily because they’re not as convenient as ICE cars, add the high price too and people just can’t afford them and to be honest you would be nuts to buy one and if you are then just lease it as you can then just hand it back when battery dies after 2 years.
I find mine is far more convenient than an ICE car. And if the battery had died after 2 years then it would have been replaced free of charge by the manufacturer - they all have at least 8 years of warranty.
a good number of those 'luxury' suv's are just pimped out ordinary models of the brands suv lines. perhaps buyers are smartening up....tho I doubt it
SUV's are mini vans with a flattened hood.
It's Simple ...... build cars with some Style and a little more Power in the 25 to 35,000 price range.
I have a 2006 hyundi it starts first time and 60 miles to gallon. Nice car to drive. Engine is noisy maybe.
Not sure when you are talking about “market supply” which is the time period it takes your car to arrive from order to dealer, you describe this as “cars lingering on lots” which is precisely the opposite situation where there is an over-supply of cars nobody wants. The point you are making is that the long delivery time deters buyers, not that there is a glut of cars that aren’t selling in which case the market supply time would be 1 day.
Government interference needs to stop...do we live in a free country or not ?
Unsure because we don’t know what country you live in.
Government interference is designed to kill private ownership of cars, and that just isn't American. No one voted for it, so Trump needs to come out for private car ownership.
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If they lower the cost back down and charge a reasonable monthly payment not lease, They would sell. No one wants super expensive when our paycheck doesn’t spell expensive. No one has 500 hundred dollars to spend per month on a car unless your working a high profile job making 100,000 per year. Stop overpricing cars. Make them affordable.
Personally, I really like the Audi Q8, but there's no way I will pay $80K plus for that. Audi is doing poorly in ALL their sectors because they have gotten way too expensive. They thought that by pricing them as IF you get a solid gold spare wheel rim with it, people would continue buying their vehicles. Well, that did not work out too well for them. Now they are paying the price. I own a 22 SQ5 which I bought "used" with 10K miles on it, at almost HALF the new price. I really like my Audi - and that's the only way I would buy an Audi - "used" - after the first owner (fool) lost a ton of money on it.
I can buy a very nice house in Mississippi for that
How fast is the house from 0-60?
Just bought a new small ice suv, 7 years warranty. This car will be my last car to buy and last me until I die or I have to stop driving. Hopefully I will die before I have to stop driving. Getting up in age but still enjoy driving.
Those massive glorified trucks called SUVs consume a lot of fuel to run, and when overpriced, few will buy them and they deserve to disappear. EVs probably fit in short city commutes, but are not suitable for longer range driving. While nobody wants to talk about the cost of replacing their battery when time comes, that is significant for depreciation, so the future prospect of trading them for a newer model seems bleak. Virtue signaling with EVs is over.
Buying a new car is madness full of junk we don't need and everything on a screen its more distracting than having a phone texting to everyone in the Chinese phone book 😂
i was going 2 offer any 1 of these dealers my camry and 5000 4 1 of there new cars but i changed my mind my car runs real good so i,ll keep it and they cad keep their our priced cars
PRICE DISCOVERY - NEGATIVE EQUITY - CONTROL MAINTENANCE COST DUE TO ELECTONIC SOFTWARE - MEANS NO NO NO
They are making purchasing a New vehicle difficult when many people on welfare and unemployment and street corners begging to purchase a 1/3 higher priced vehicle than last year. Some one should explain basic Math to the politicians. Wife says SS increased this month,so did Medical coverage ,car insurance,eggs,bread,gas,taxes,city taxes , so SS increase didn’t amount to to a damn thing ,thanks so much.
The BIGGEST loser, the Dodge Hornet. If I only saw two on the street or in parking lots ( not dealers lots) in last two years, it was a lot.
Expensive plus infrastructure problems.
Let's face it, between the EPA, AND THE AUTO WORKERS UNION.they have made it impossible to make good reliable vehicles anymore
The world facing the greatest depression ever why would you be spending?
Say goodby to most of these cars. The old legacy manufactures cannot offer what people want at prices they can afford. In 10 years a few will survive.
I wonder what a 'Neesarn' is?
Mexican people are hard working and intelligent. The products i purchase are great. Also TEMU is my shopping source.
Stuck in gear is intentional irony I hope for EVs
Greed over need. It was bound to happen sooner or later…
cut the HP down and get better miles why do they think they need so much hp you can only do the speed limit
fiat is a death trap way 2 small
What the hell use is this report if it's only for the US market? You should be looking at the world market. In the US, I've heard there's a 100% US-imposed Tarrif mark-up for EVs, whereas in Norway (or Sweden?) new car registrations are around 90% EV. In China you can hardly get anything else and ICEs are dying out. Otherwise, I expect reliability and over-pricing of "premium" cars is a perennial problem, wherever you are.
Interesting topic but I quit watching after 30 seconds, I cannot hear what are you saying - the music is far too loud
Booming EV market. LOL.
Give 3 billion away to get the ball rolling
The whole EV movement is a huge con. They might be cleaner to drive, but certainly not to produce, and as for battery disposal, what damage do you think that is doing to the environment. They are way to heavy and this impacts on the road, tyre deg etc and really not much use if going on long journeys, and rechargibg is more expensive than filling up. These cars are also way over priced and without doubt exclude me from ever getting one. Zero emissions is a dream but unachievable, although I think that the biggest pollution producers like China, UAS, etc could and should do a lot more to reduce their pollution.
EV's - silent, dangerous, expensive, not wanted, unreliable, explosive!!
Who the hell compete to buy EV ???
All of these vehicles & I use that term loosely are too big/small or just overpriced. The main thing that gets me is the SUV (Sports Utility Vehicle ) none of those tanks would be sporty they are not universal (off road/work ) use type vehicles so this make it bigger charge more money concept is totally flawed IMO.The only way an ordinary family could afford any of them would to lease them & that to me is money wasted.
The problem with the automotive industry is the executives live in an ivory tower world, just like the democrats. They don't have a clue because they don't mingle with the ordinary folks. This has been happening for decades. In 1955 the VW came here and went over like gang busters. In 1957 Ford announced a new model. We all thought Ford was paying attention and was coming out with a model to compete with VW. What do they introduce, a Mercury sucking on a lemon and named it after the idiot that came up with the idea, Edsel. It lasted for 3 years. It was a great car, just not what people were wanting.
Don't buy any car with a labour government in power
With hydrogen motors coming soon, with their numerous advantages over EVs, I think that the only way forward for EV manufacturers is to offer them on a "No Deposit, Monthly Lease payment" geared to their expected battery life. When the battery 'dies', the vehicle is returned to the manufacturer and the lease is cancelled for no cost. This way, people won't lose a ton of money when they try to sell it as a used vehicle.
Hahahaha hahahaha hahahaha
Hydrogen cars ?????
Good one.
34,000 Fiat should be 19,000
All EV models that people can't afford. High prices
200$ per 10k auto value. No new car has value anymore.
I never watch anything highlited as “shocking”. Is it shocking you?
No one can afford Electric cars and the infrastructure does not exist in Uk
I think I’ll keep my 1M
Not going to happen
😂
Corporate greed...... everybody wants to be a billionaire.
Now add in apple car play and soon you will have monthly fees for every option.
Money,money, and more money.
A jeep is not ment to be a luxury motor it's ment to be rough and ready
All of them are look at me at the red light cars