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Not sure I understand your logic. EV vehicles account for just over 2% of US vehicles sales in 2018. Globally it'd be more but still minuscule compared to ICE o
by jryle70 7y ago
Not sure I understand your logic. EV vehicles account for just over 2% of US vehicles sales in 2018. Globally it'd be more but still minuscule compared to ICE ones. The competition is getting fierce, but they compete for a bigger and bigger cake. If anything there are nowhere to go but up.
Tesla is the leader, not a follower in the segment. They have advantage of manufacturing, charging network, battery, software, and last but definitely not least their brand. If anything some laggards will lose out, for example Chrysler or Mazda.
Tesla booked about 110,000 orders this past quarter. That's a very healthy demand. [0]
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