> Dealers have a 103-day supply of EVs compared to 56 days for all cars...EV sales are slowing though manufacturers have slashed prices and increased discounts.

> Dealers have a 103-day supply of EVs compared to 56 days for all cars...EV sales are slowing though manufacturers have slashed prices and increased discounts... The reason, as the dealers explain, is that “early adopters formed an initial line and were ready to buy these vehicles as soon as we had them to sell.” But most consumers aren’t “ready to make the change,” in part because EVs are still too expensive. I was looking at some PHEVs recently, to replace our current PHEV. The price premium was $12,000 over the ICE version. Given how little we drive, we'd never make up the difference. This is especially true with interest rates where they are (the discount rate for future savings is high), and with the fact that our insurance would be higher for a vehicle that costs $12k more. There are nice savings to be had with EVs, like lower maintenance costs. But the price premium can't be this high if you want people to buy them.