Peak Internal Combustion Engine Sales Behind Us

Yes, I'm sure automakers have to consider the projected future bans when they invest, but I don't believe that's the big issue.

Automakers can not afford to simply surrender the size of the market that EVs are projected to take.

The demand for EVs is growing too rapidly for automakers to ignore.

Possible future bans do not affect near term demand. What we're seeing is that people do want the features that EVs deliver.

 

You mean like higher repair bills?
Car quality is slipping: These are the brands with the most and least complaints, study finds

Electric vehicles performed worse than gas-powered models in the J.D. Power quality study, with 240 complaints per 100 vehicles on average

KELLEY BLUE BOOK New car owners are experiencing more problems in the first 90 days of ownership than ever before. Buick took the top spot in the 2022 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study, but the headline isn’t the winner this year. . . .