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That thing is a monstrosity. This to me implies that EVs have peaked and only the market for vanity vehicles remains at this time Edit: I also have a suspicio
by yumraj 2y ago
That thing is a monstrosity.
This to me implies that EVs have peaked and only the market for vanity vehicles remains at this time
Edit: I also have a suspicion that this is primarily due to them filling all the preorders. It’d be good to see a breakdown as to how many new orders people are placing after seeing this POS in real life.
- unsnap_biceps 2y agoGiven you can cancel your preorder without losing any money, one would presume that the majority of pre orderers were happy with the results.
- yumraj 2y agoNot necessarily. People who had placed the preorder were looking for a vanity vehicle, which it sure is. And, those people are not going to cancel. I’m interested in the customer base once that market is exhausted.
- grecy 2y ago> This to me implies that EVs have peaked That might be true, if the #2 selling car, and the #1 selling car were not also EVs. The Model Y is currently the second best selling vehicle of all kinds, and it very likely is about to overtake the F-150 as the most-selling vehicle, the first time the F-150 has been dethroned in 46 straight years. The sales numbers are saying we have not reached peak EV.
- cristiancavalli 2y agoNot true: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/g60385784/bestselling-cars-2024/ https://www.caranddriver.com/news/g60385784/bestselling-cars... Model Y is 4th actually and slipping apparently according to October data.