I'm assuming Toyota and Honda are hedging more than the other companies because they have the luxury of doing so. They both have well-earned reputations for mak

I'm assuming Toyota and Honda are hedging more than the other companies because they have the luxury of doing so. They both have well-earned reputations for making the most reliable ICE vehicles on the road. Ford, GM, Nissan, and BMW have the opposite reputation. Maybe the don't see this generation of EVs as a worthwhile investment and/or feel they can catch up rapidly when the need is greater and not need to invest so much before that point. Stellantis is in the odd group who is well-behind the EV curve and makes unreliable ICE vehicles.