Volkswagen cuts jobs as demand for EVs plunges
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#2Edit: actually I can't tell if thats their cheapest car, VWs website sucks on mobile so I gave up. You'd think it'd be easy to just show the prices
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#5Demand for Tesla EVs is... booming. Tesla sold 83% more cars in the most recent quarter than in the same quarter a year ago.[a]
[a] https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/...
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#7Is there really any surprise no one wants to pay $45000 for a compact car? What is the profit margin on EVs that its cheaper to not sell cars versus making them affordable and within reach of more customers? Edit: actually I can't tell if thats their cheapest car, VWs website sucks on mobile so I gave up. You'd think it'd be easy to just show the prices
Re: Volkswagen cuts jobs as demand for EVs plunges
#8Is there really any surprise no one wants to pay $45000 for a compact car? What is the profit margin on EVs that its cheaper to not sell cars versus making them affordable and within reach of more customers? Edit: actually I can't tell if thats their cheapest car, VWs website sucks on mobile so I gave up. You'd think it'd be easy to just show the prices
Using the VW filters, the only electric that I see is the ID.4 SUV starting at $39k.
Edit: Just went to Honda and the cheapest electric options are a CR-V hybrid at $29.5k or the Accord Hybrid at $32k.
Re: Volkswagen cuts jobs as demand for EVs plunges
#9China has been building this sector for like 30 years.
While Europeans were so proud of their diesel vehicles and how clean they were and the Germany companies endlessly talking about hydrogen and green fuels. While Europe has basically no resource extraction related to batteries or much of any battery refinement for most of that period.
But now that this bears fruit for China the EU is like 'what what what, I though our brilliant hydrogen plan was gone work'.