Re: Electric Car Sales Pass The Tipping Point

On 12/11/22 12:02 AM, Lee wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> Believe the Hype: The Electric
> Vehicle Tipping Point is Now
> Dec 8
> 
> 
> During the third quarter of 2022,
>   EV market share hit several key
> milestones. Today, 14% of vehicle
> buyers are definitely buying an
>   EV for their next car, with 22%
> seriously considering it.
> 
> Industry analysts have speculated
> about the imminent rise of electric
> vehicles for the past decade.
> Meanwhile, automakers slow-walked
> the technology and consumers kept
> buying their gas cars, trucks, and
> SUVs. So if you stopped paying
> attention to the EV hype, I don’t
> blame you.


Even at this low rate of implementation, the failure of the EV is 
causing as much harm as it is causing improvements.

Diversity is good but getting there is half the problem, people need to 
trust the technology and when it's still NOT trusted and Democrats 
mandate it... like the vaccine, they lose any actual support and 
momentum they had for the idea.  The vaccine is NO longer going to get 
used and more people are anti vaxxers than ever before.


The democrats didn't make improvements and headway in acceptance and 
use, they went backwards in both cases, now there are more people that 
are even more skeptical of the technologies and of the Government 
answers to our problems.

Basically, fewer people TRUST the technologies and fewer trust Democrats 
and by connection to Democrats more people distrust the entire Government.

All because of Democrats trying to force change faster, all because they 
want it faster. The GRID can't make the change that FAST but Democrats 
are like children who want what they want, and they throw a tantrum when 
they don't get it when they want it.

Collapsing the economy will see the Democrats loose it all because in 
the collapse we'll all look back as we fall and see that it's the 
Democrats that pushed us off that cliff.



> 
> But you might want to pay attention
> now, because 2022 will likely mark
> the year when the EV market lifts
> off.
> 
> EV sales rose 37% in the third
> quarter of 2022 compared to the
> same period in 2021. At the same
> time, EV market share, the
> percentage of new car sales that
> are EVs, topped 7%. This is
> meaningful because once new
> disruptive technology gets and
> stays above 5% market share,
> exponential adoption typically
> ensues.
> 
> Consumer Reports surveyed over
> 8,000 consumers earlier this year
> and found that 14% of respondents
> were definitely buying an EV for
> their next car, and 22% were
> seriously considering it.
> 
> EVs are already cheaper to own
> than most gas cars, SUVs, and
> trucks in most states on a
> monthly cost basis. The savings
> come from lower fuel costs –
> electricity is a much cheaper
> and price-stable transportation
> fuel than gas – as well as lower
> maintenance costs such as avoided
> oil changes. And even when
> accounting for higher purchase
> costs, those monthly savings add
> up to make EVs cheaper to own
> after just three years of
> operation.
> 
> Future savings don’t change the
> fact that EV sticker prices
> remain higher than equivalent
> gas cars and trucks. Hence, the
> IRA includes tax credits for
> new and used EVs to help get
> consumers and fleet operators
> over the cost hurdle.
> 
> Meanwhile, automakers are
> bringing longer-range EVs to
> market to address range anxiety.
> The median range of an EV in
> 2021 was 234 miles, with the
> longest-range vehicle topping
> 400 miles. As batteries become
> more efficient and cheaper to
> manufacture, ranges will
> continue to increase. Early
> adopters have been willing to
> trade shorter ranges and
> inadequate public charging for
> the ability to drive lower-cost,
> cleaner, and higher-performing
> electric vehicles. But with
> charging infrastructure
> deployments and battery range
> ramping, the next wave of
> consumers will not have to make
> sacrifices to access EV benefits.
> 
> https://cleanenergy.org/blog/the-electric-vehicle-tipping-point-has-arri
> ved/
> 
> 
> 


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