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No One In The U.S. Really Wants To Buy Electric Vehicles (jalopnik.com)

submitted 1 year ago by danhasnolife to c/cars

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The healthy supply of EVs may not seem as alarming considering that the industry average is a 70-day supply during “normal times,” per Axios, but ICE-equipped vehicles currently sit at a 54-day supply. And hybrids are having a particularly good year, with supply down to 44 days. Plug-in and traditional hybrids from Toyota are making the best of 2023, with current supply for the Prius and RAV4 sitting at under 30 days each. Axios claims that this reaffirms Toyota’s argument that car buyers need a “stepping stone” from ICE to EVs.

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[–] dan1101 4 points 1 year ago

That's some prime hyperbole. Lots of people want EVs, they just can't afford them or don't like the offerings.