EV Momentum Slows as High Prices and Limited Charging Dampen Growth
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EV sales growth is slowing in the US as consumers balk at high prices and automakers pull back investments.
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Ford, GM, and Tesla cite high interest rates and economic concerns as headwinds for EV demand.
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Pricing imbalance exists between EVs and gas cars, especially in hot compact SUV segment.
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Lack of charging infrastructure remains a barrier to mass adoption.
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Path to EV dominance will likely see periods of slower progress like now before inevitable shift.