EV Demand Slows Despite Incentives, Forcing Automakers to Rethink EV Strategy
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Consumer demand for EVs has slowed recently despite incentives, worrying automakers like GM who have invested billions.
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Tougher emissions rules are coming that may require automakers to sell more EVs, even if consumer demand lags.
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Automakers may have overestimated demand and scaled up EV production too quickly.
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Concerns about lack of charging infrastructure and advancing technology are holding some consumers back from buying EVs.
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Automakers like GM and Ford are tweaking EV strategy, slowing rollout of some models to better align with demand.
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