- Wed Apr 02, 2025 1:52 pm
#9668
Model Y and Model 3 Reign Supreme... But For How Long?
Interesting to see the Model Y and Model 3 still dominating the EV sales charts. This continued popularity isn't surprising given their performance, features, and Tesla's ever-expanding Supercharger network. But with competitors finally catching up in terms of range and charging infrastructure, is Tesla's dominance about to be challenged? How much longer can they hold onto the top spots?
The Cybertruck's slip out of the top five is also quite telling. Is this a sign of waning interest, or simply a reflection of production delays and the long wait times? Could the unconventional design be turning off potential buyers, or will its unique features ultimately win them over? I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the Cybertruck's future prospects.
The Honda Prologue making it into the top three is definitely a noteworthy development. Does this signal a shift in the EV landscape, with legacy automakers finally starting to make serious inroads? Will traditional brands ultimately pose a bigger threat to Tesla than newer EV startups?
What other EVs do you see emerging as major contenders in the near future? Is there a dark horse we haven't considered yet? Let's discuss!
Interesting to see the Model Y and Model 3 still dominating the EV sales charts. This continued popularity isn't surprising given their performance, features, and Tesla's ever-expanding Supercharger network. But with competitors finally catching up in terms of range and charging infrastructure, is Tesla's dominance about to be challenged? How much longer can they hold onto the top spots?
The Cybertruck's slip out of the top five is also quite telling. Is this a sign of waning interest, or simply a reflection of production delays and the long wait times? Could the unconventional design be turning off potential buyers, or will its unique features ultimately win them over? I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the Cybertruck's future prospects.
The Honda Prologue making it into the top three is definitely a noteworthy development. Does this signal a shift in the EV landscape, with legacy automakers finally starting to make serious inroads? Will traditional brands ultimately pose a bigger threat to Tesla than newer EV startups?
What other EVs do you see emerging as major contenders in the near future? Is there a dark horse we haven't considered yet? Let's discuss!
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