BBC admits the EV market is ‘collapsing’
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- Sky News host Rowan Dean says the BBC has admitted the electric vehicle market is “collapsing”.
BBC economics editor Ben Chu says EV sales in the West “are down” and people need to buy “a lot more” of them to hit climate targets.
“Just as Australia and Chris Bowen are rushing ridiculous legislation which will force dealers to try and persuade you to buy an EV,” Mr Dean said.
5 years before this they banned 100watt light bulbs because of the environment… what changed now that all electricity is seemingly free and GREAT for the environment? 🇬🇧
Here in America you can’t even charge the vehicles because thieves keep stealing the charging cables from the charging stations for the copper inside them or robbing the people waiting to be charged.
That's America. Our public charging infrastructure here are getting better and better. Besides home charging is super convenient.
@@kamsunleong6648 It's still doomed, not enough power generated to meet their stupid targets. 100's of thousands of cheap Chinese Ev's blocking up the ports. Sales of Ev's in general drying up. It's all pathetic, I almost find it funny.
Politicians speak on advice. They themselves have no knowledge. Therefore, the future targets they express publically is based on someone elses sayso.
Turning up at a charging station with the cable missing due to theft or being robbed while waiting for it to charge up are about the only interesting parts of EV ownership.
The EV market is falling apart faster than a Chinese motorcycle .
A lot of
Chinese made products work, whereas many to all German products I’ve used faulter and faulter .. balance out your whines
My cat honked up her lunch on the floor, it must have been climate change.
the reason 'Doctor Who's' ratings are falling is because it has become a woke piece of crap.
We don’t want an EV, ever
So if technology gets to point where it takes the same time to fill your battery as it does to fill your tank and the charge points are in the same locations as the fuel pumps you still prefer the noisy and polluting method of transport?
@@pary327 Are you suggesting that EVs and all the green stuff don't pollute then?
@@oldbloke204 in terms of exhaust emissions, no EVs do not polute. The production of the electricity which charges EVs is increasingly produced by wind and solar. In the UK we have genrated over 50% of our power at times from renewables and that will keep increasing over time.
@@pary327 And how much extra pollution is imbedded in the battery and it's manufacture?
How much less polluting are they if they burn or get written off much more easily than ICE vehicles?
Buy one if you like but I'd rather not waste my money thanks.
@@pary327Ostrich.
I'm keeping my gas guzzling 4wd. Its great for the plants.
I'm still driving my xtrail from the early 2000's, hasn't missed a beat and I happily refuel it with petrol when needed, no line up, no charging overnight or for hours at the charge-bay,, no limit on km travelled, and petrol stations available every where 🚙⛽😂and I'm not travelling on jet planes any where near as much as some politicians ✈️
I.C.E. forever!!!
Their days are numbered. Here in Asean the transition is well under way. Petrol subsidies will stop one day. To gas up will cost a lot more.
Why ICE forever? I suppose there were some people back in 1908 chanting at Henry Ford "you will never take our horses"
@@pary327 And there are those that have been brainwashed into believing there is a climate "crisis" and E.V.s are the answer..... I bet you've never driven one of Henry's V8s and therefore you have never lived....
@@kamsunleong6648 No use preaching to the converted (or the brainwashed).....
@@pary327 And there are those that have been f00led into believing there is a climate "crisis" and E.Vs are the the answer.. Obviously you've never had the thrill of driving one of Henry's BIG V8 I.C.E's.....
Everyone who could afford them already has one, and the rest of us were deeply unimpressed, both by the downgrade in quality, and the doomed-to-failure idea of government attempting to influence the free market. ICEs are here to stay.
Global EV sales are up, price parity in 2025 will cause EV sales to rocket.
@@rattusfinkus Global EV sales are in the toilet, they will never reach price parity as more and more car manufacturers stop making them. Like Volkswagen and BMW have already done. A niche market, already saturated and failing.
@@AximandTheCursed keep to the facts. Sales of EVs globally are up year on year.
Legacy auto made a half arsed attempt at EVs and have failed, that's why they have conceded the EV market to China and Tesla.
@@rattusfinkus You mean the fields of unsold EVs rotting in Chinese fields that make up nearly 90% of the EVs on the planet? Legacy auto were forced to make EVs by government policy, and nobody wanted the overpriced nonsense. And if China tries to sell their shoddy deathtraps overseas, hello, tariffs!
As for Tesla, just look at how their infrastructure is treated, and that's before acknowledging that they are poor replacements for the vast majority of ICEs at any level. You really think they'd be laying off as many staff as they are if things were going gangbusters?
@@AximandTheCursed those fields of EVs we mostly ride share company cars. Have a look at the current unsold lots of VWs and GM cars in China.
You don't have a clue what's coming. China will dominate car sales in Australia and many other places very soon. Do you know how many brands from China will be on sale in Australia in 2025? You're in for a shock.
It used to be called "dumping" !!!!!
Australia, if you have to power to stop this EV train wreck, act now.
The trouble is that the politicians are ramming it down our throats regardless of who we vote fore for and how much we protest.
One Nation does not collude with the Climate Delusion nor the Energy Transition Delusion.
It would free us from the economically destructive delusional insanity of Net Zero.
@@paddlesmcbean2366 You are right, but you can vote. In Europe it is gonna change drastically because now we are more awake. So vote! Otherwise the other guy is voting against you.
yeah change the goverment but to many greenies are backing this train wreck so it wont be able to be changed
Australia is years behind many other countries, held back by Neanderthal attitudes, all to its own detriment. Head in the sand Muppets who oppose EVs are too stupid to see Australia is sitting on a mountain of money that they want to get rid of - world's largest supply of lithium, large supplies of rare earth metals needed for batteries and electronics, world leading solar potential, world leading wind potential, and the chance to stop sending $100 million (EVERY DAY) to the Middle East and put it into Australian energy companies instead.
We won't own an EV, ever
It is predicted that the earth's fossil fuels will run out in this century. Oil can last up to 50 years, natural gas up to 53 years, and coal up to 114 years. Yet, renewable energy is not popular enough, so emptying our reserves can speed up.
Dear Rooster,
Your statement had me rolling around the floor in laughter.
Clearly you have a sense of humour and wit.
Your at step 9 of ten from owning a EV.
The previous 9 steps include your battery powered phone, your tooth brush, your power cordless, trimmer, whipper snipper, power trill, portable speakers, drone, need I continue.
Your might even have an electric skate board, cycles or scooter.
So although your comment shows defiance towards EV's your about to fall into the EV crevasse, but nice try, hilarious.
@@recurvearcher6542 So tell me, where are people going to get the money from to be able to afford an EV ? An EV work ute costs $250 000.
@rhyno1740 Thank you, you are right, not everyone can afford a new vehicle, particularly when we are confronted with new technology posing concerns and doubts.
Hell, even large car companies are wrestling with it, do we keep building ICE, do we build Hybrids, do we build pure EV's.
One thing to me that is crystal clear, the motoring public will decide.
I've never in my 72 years, seen so much development put into EV technology as we are seeing today.
Batteries, electric motors, self driving, AI . Ice never had so many developments in such a short span, ice 114 years EV 20 years.
Your pick up ute, at $250.000 yes that's bloody expensive, but costs of manufacturing, materials general efficiency, competition will bring these cost down, history in automotive prove this.
Remember, this is great technology. It's not perfect, but neither was ICE 114 years ago, but here we are.
In the next years, even 5 more the picture will look a lot clearer, its an exciting time, enjoy the ride.
@@recurvearcher6542 Unless they are only a few thousand $$$$ most people want be able to buy one. The majority don't want one anyway, including me. I will still with my ICE car, and as far as AI is, they can shove that where the sun don't shine.
im never buying an EV !my little 1 liter car is way better for the planet
I’m sorry it’s just not
@@tssssL3R I'm sorry it just is.
Hi Boris,
My exact sentiments, your 1 litre, represent years of engine development certainly 114 years, when Mr Ford built the model T in 1909. Further developments in performance and size and efficiency in manufacturing resulted in the engine you admire. To fully appreciate this marvel in technology we must go back even further, perhaps some 13,000 years when we as hunter gatherers, started farming, and learned about minerals creating metals.
The EV engine was born from this same DNA that gave you the 1 litre engine. Sure, it's electricity, not petrol, but its purpose is exactly the same, that is, to power a vehicle carrying you to wherever you wish to go. In just some 20 years, not 114 years huge technology strides have and will continue to develop. In merely 5 more years, range, price, efficiency, power and convenience will way surpass anything a ICE could ever do.
Sure there's issues, as there was in 1909, I for one wouldn't want to give up my horse, for this noisy smoking contraption, but we eventually put our horses out in the paddock.
Enjoy the ride, you will never experience it again in human history in motoring.
@recurvearcher6542 You sound like an EV car salesman. Which is probably what you are. Just on here trolling.
@@recurvearcher6542 i have a very low emmissions car of todays standing.. i see plenty of 6 ,8 12 cylinder cars that should be stopped being used as they have a lot of output and use much more fuell... at least its not a horse .. its part of the current 4 wheels on the road
The planet is not ready in many ways for ev's. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Who wants to spend thousands of dollars on something that will lose value quickly stand at the servo waiting for a recharge
Just like the batteries the EV market is Extremely Volatile.
Just getting cheaper all the time. Global EV sales are up, price parity in 2025 will cause EV sales to rocket.
And talk sbout an environmental mess...its like solar..u can buy onenthst lasts a year....and then it all trash
@@sislertx new LFP batteries last 1 million KMs, some even have 1.5 million KMs warranty
@@rattusfinkusCobalt is a hard-to-find metal that is largely drawn from poorly regulated African mines. This mining is problematic for the environment, as well as for miners, and it can also lead to broader exploitation in countries where it is mined.😊
In australia the police will beat you into an EV
fcxxxkin A
I couldn't afford to buy one, or charge it, or insure it...apart from that there's nothing stopping me 🤣🤣
EVs are an alternative to public transport for the smug elite who can not bear being near the lower classes. They are not an alternative to a real car for people living in Australia.
LMAO. .it never started , they have been lying about them from the start.
There are up to 5 year old EV's unsold and also the used EV market is so poorly performing as people go back to ICE engines. When trump gets in it will be game over for the EV market.
Ofc. He first needs to be elected. (but I don't think that he can loose, except thanks to others such as the media).
Game over for America.
The rest of the world is going EV. If America doesn't follow it won't invest in EV infrastructure so it won't sell non-US cars. And of course US Auto won't invest in EV, so won't sell abroad.
As a result USA Auto will go bust and the USA will have no car market. Keep up or suffer the consequences.
Nobody wants an e v in the American Colonies either!!!
Chinese 🇨🇳 electric cars are *heavily subsidized* by many levels of Chinese government. Some people bought them, threw them away without driving, and still made profits.
- That's why there are millions of new cars abandoned by owners across the country.
And this is not an exaggeration.
VW and GM are stockpiling cars in China because nobody wants them
Biden wouldn't have imposed 100% tariff if there's no demand for affordable evs in America. Without a high wall protection, Detriot could be history. The fear is real.
Government interferes in markets. Market collapses. Who knew.
Good 👍🏽
Buy an EV.. 🤔.. NO ONE CAN AFFORD ONE.. THEY DON'T WORK.. WHO WANTS TO HELP CHYYYNA.. 👎
Global EV sales are up, price parity in 2025 will cause EV sales to rocket.
And who knows what is lurking in a 'foreign' made car. Have all security and privacy risks been looked at. If there is also some trade war with a foreign country all they need to do is turn the taps off and stop supplying parts. Worse, and back to the risks could they brick the car.
@@martinday2815 well you better get rid of that foreign made phone, laptop, smart watch, router, modem, security camera, drone and PC.
@@rattusfinkus oh I do know what you are saying, I am well aware of those items that are all at risk. That is why I do not ever want a 'smart door bell', I dropped Lenovo when they stopped being true IBM, I do not own a drone...I am not a fan of anything deemed 'smart' as it will involve a certain amount of data transfer to a server somewhere. I just manage the risk. Would say though its not like they are £10k investments or life critical.
@@martinday2815 what information would you have that would be of interest to anyone except for what junk you are likely to buy on the net. Seriously.
They forced the tech instead of a natural progression. Blackout bird head bowen is clueless
I drive a diesel. There will always be available and affordable diesel due to interstate trucking.
Good luck with that, all the cheap oil is gone, crunch time soon
Would you lock yourself inside your garage with the engine running? Not very good for health are they?
@@jimscott2936 perhaps you should.😊
@@aaronaaron6569 what a delightful comment. Well done you!
EV's the new Blackberry.....
RIP Covid-EV
Simple market forces…….they are very expensive. Most people don’t have off street parking with overnight charging facilities.
I don’t have charging station in my apt. I charge once every week in a charging station. Takes me 30 min which I take the time to do a little work on my laptop. I can get 400 -500 km on one charge on my Tesla . I drive 30-50 km a day. I don’t need to charge it everyday
Short range and unaffordable. Ice vehicles getting more efficient.
ICE is lucky to see efficiency gains of 1% so they still waste 70% to 80% of the energy they use.
Blame Rowan Atkinson........it's all his fault so they say!!
Haha they will blame someone for sure.😊
I predicted that the EV business would collapse in 2024 when it started. People have had enough of purchasing a heavy useless toy for virtue singling. And they're not even safe.
Bruh. Its coming to midpoint 2024. EV sales here in Asean are just taking off. You can stick with your polluting gas guzzler. But here, petrol price is gonna go up soon when our government ends their subsidy.
"They are not safe". There are frequent ice vehicles combusting on our roads. You are basically driving on top of a highly flammable gas tank. A leak or a rupture could spell disaster.
How's that going? Have you seen how the battery prices are falling, EV prices are falling and EV production is ramping? Do you know how many new EV brands are coming to Australia in 2024/2025?
EV sales in the UK are growing. Used EVs are flying. Outselling ICE and shifting on average 10 days faster.
The UK is installing 2000 chargers a month.
That is what the BBC article says. But some only read clickbait headlines.
I had a bad round of golf last week and I blame it on " Climate change "
EV cars don’t catch fire, EV cars are cheap, EV cars never depreciate, EV cars are reliable, EV batteries are made from common easily found elements, EV cars are cheap to insure and EV cars are simple to repair - A BBC spokesman SHOULD have said.
All that is the complete opposite of what I have read. Some do catch fire, they are not cheap, they do depreciate, they are not reliable,
What is the failure rate of electric vehicles?
The survey of over 300,000 vehicles found electric models suffer 79% more maintenance problems than gas-powered cars. Meanwhile, plug-in hybrids fared even worse - with a concerning 146% more issues reported by drivers.3 Mar 2024
News
14 Nov 2023 - Electric cars lose more value than petrol, diesel, or hybrid models in their first five years on the road, according to a new study from the ...
At one point they were cheap to run, charging costs were low. The inevitable happened and the charging costs went up massively so its not far off petrol prices now at service stations. It's cheaper to charge at home but not everyone has a driveway and home charger. The only reason anyone was interested in these was super low running costs.
EV's a TRASH cars. A long time ago, their was this big argument amongst a group of people I knew, who wished they never had EV's and went for fuel, when a supervisor wanted to go home and the car wouldn't start, becuase it's battery was flat as it wasn't charged up.
Wow, what a story!
Read the article not the headline.
It's almost as if you don't know the rules of journalism.
Great in the outback
Where are you Hyperchild ? 😆
See DangerDan 🤣🤣🤣
Why are you interested? You're not Australian.
@@user-pj5ub5cp9k are you jack?
@@user-pj5ub5cp9k
There were one hundred and forty one known First Fleeters having been born in Ireland or whose surnames suggest they may have been Irish or of Irish extraction. They made up nearly all of the First Fleet people. I'm a decendant of one of these.
Therefore I'm more Australian than you interloper. 😆
Hyperflog has commented. AKA Jack, AKA Jimmy Sorrow, AKA etc, etc, etc.
@@rhyno1740 I don't have multiple accounts dipstick.
I don't want one even given to me for free
"Protect American consumers from these cheap Chinese products". Haha.
Shitsvillle will be the last to get the memo
Poor BBC. They will be organising trauma counselling for their Climate Change staff.😊
EVs are a good idea in concept, however the battery storage technology is not there yet. Lithium-ion will cause a huge environmental impact when we have to dispose of it. Interesting the first EV was in the 1920s.
Batteries are here baby, look and the Shenxing plus and the qilin batteries
@@rattusfinkus yes I know this technology, I have not yet done any design work with them. The nickel manganese cobalt has some promising potential. The issues remains safely disposing of the batteries after end of life. These days the design cycle includes end of life disposal. I believe we are not too far from a good battery chemistry but for the moment not yet. I wonder about all the homes that have lithium ion batteries as part of their solar system. If you have not declared this in your house insurance and they catch fire you might not be covered.
@@markb7898 NCM batteries in your phone, laptop scooter etc are far more likely to cause a fire than an LFP house battery.
@@markb7898 candles in houses cause more fires than batteries, gas cooktops cause more fires.
Yes I agree and cigarettes not being extinguished cause even more fires. My point is lithium based batteries are not safe. I have even seen car parks banning electric vehicles from parking. This unfairly gives EVs a bad reputation. A better chemistry will emerge.
Household budgets are collapsing due to climate change - insurance companies are not stupid. People who own rental properties pay insurance premiums and council rates. Who pays for flood and fire damage to properties ?
"Household budgets are collapsing due to climate change". Lol, they are not collapsing doe to climate change. It is due to inflation caused by reckless spending by governments trying to reshape society using the bogeyman of climate change.
I've never heard such nonsense, UK had an 18% increase in new EV sales in 2023, 15.2% in 2024. World wide figures are still doubling each year, Australia which was mentioned is following world trends doubling each year, what held Australia back was limited choice, now they have a range to choose from.
So start doing some real journalism guys, you look like clowns.
A choice of Tesla junk or Chinese junk is going to get people buying? Being spied on by the CCP or CIA isnt much of a choice.
Are you saying that only uk is not at 100% increase per year.
Can u explain. I’m just trying to make sense of all of this too
Nice watch. You talk crap
Enjoy your conflict minerals
@@binks7988
Conflict oil. Middle East
i dont want an ev shitbox happy with my toyota hybrid
Hope it doesn't burst into flames, hybrids are unsafe and overly complicated
@@rattusfinkus who told u that bullshit??
@@garycusack9247 just the facts, hybrids are the most likely to catch on fire, EVs are the least likely.
@@rattusfinkus dunno where u getting your facts from but no hybrids have ever caught on fire here in australia toyota hybrids maybe chinnese hybrids but none from toyota and i am talking about in australia show mw a link to 1 that has
@@garycusack9247 go look up the statistics
In a capitalist system you have capitalist solutions. EV is a prime example of this where its more important to make money than actually find a lasting solution.
Reality has a way of rudely breaking in upon those who live by insupportable ideals.
Yep those ICE fans are in for a rude shock.
The evs are expensive and expensive to change batteries batteries don't last hard to charge junk and worse resale value.
There are ev taxis running around in Chinese cities for more than 8 years clocking up hundreds of thousands of km in mileage, without having to change their batteries. New battery tech means they last longer without degradation. Should keep up with the latest innovation.
I don't dislike the idea of an ev... They can work perfectly for a lot of people... It is just that they don't work for my present use case.
Maybe in the future they will work for me but for now, they don't
Correcting
hybrids are safe esp toyota hybrids they been making them for over 25 years and mine is a nicad battery not a lithion ion makes a big difference
The are low mileage, fire bombs that require extensive specialised equipment to put them out. A car after 3 days completed submerged in water can still burn. They are also 4 times more expensive and require trades experience in computer technology and
engineering to fix meaning owners can’t repair minor issues with a degree
Hybrid vehicles are the current leaders with massive fuel savings and reduced emmisions both positive attributes.
With many new Hybrid utes coming to Australia next year the market for Hybrid vehicles is only getting bigger.
The point where I would consider buying an EV is getting closer though. The goal of sub half an hour charge times with no battery degradation until around two hundred thousand miles should be attainable.
😎🇦🇺
abolish ULEZs as well UK!
A far more sensible option would have been to focus on turning petroleum into methanol or ethanol and then using fuel cells in cars, rather than burning these fuels.
Why? I don't understand.
too expensive and not very sensible
The depreciation rate on the value of these Electric propelled automobiles is ghastly, also the life-span of the batteries while decent is render mote due to the immense cost of replacement. The closest to electric vehicle most Australians will go is a hy brid car.
Depreciation is high because EVs are getting cheaper, soon they'll be cheaper than ICE
Anyone who buys an EV doesn’t buy a second one
So you did an extensive study and came to this conclusion?
@@kamsunleong6648 Yes. And this winter showed how useless they are when all the EVs were parked up as they wouldn’t charge in the cold.
@@HarryLagman They don't have a problem in Norway, but then they are a little brighter than the typical American
@@rattusfinkus It’s not the Americans problem that the battery’s don’t charge in cold weather. The U.K. has the same problem, my mate has an EV and the range drops to 30miles fully charged in the winter. Not much use we it takes his wife 35miles to get to work
@@HarryLagman The new generation of LFP batteries don't have that issue and if you let your car preheat the battery before charging you don't have an issue either, how do you think the Norwegians cope?
Get a ev scooter. Teslas get attacked by crackheads and despots.
There's a Rap star with a name something like ludicrous. Like this present FUD article. New paradigm, new rules. The ICE age IS over.
Toyota creating a Net Negative ICE engine that consumes CO2. The end of the EV is near!
BS BS
Hydrogen is going to the moon baby!
Long Live ICE vehicles. The world governments could not organize a p 'up in a brewery Bring on the" white elephant "in it's entirity. Lets put this EV madness out of it's it's misery.
Its a shame for Australia and the US. The rest of the world is going EV so in a relatively short time (10-15 years), the only vehicles available to you are home grown junk. Youll have talked yourself out of investing in EV infrastructure so no decent foreign vehicle will be available to you.
This would be akin to talking yourself out of mobile network investment and being stuck analogue phone networks whilst the only phones available are 4 / 5G.
Keep it up. The future you're building for yourself is grim.
That could have made sense if not for the inconvenient fact, sales of EVs to private buyers have also slumped in Europe.
Not enough Mugs believing the hype!
@RemoanersRtossers no they haven't. They are well up. Have all the EVs on the roads not registered with you? Maybe you don't know what an EV looks like?
Anyway, used EVs are up 10% I'm the UK, 20% in Holland, 30% in China. In the UK used EVs are outselling petrol & diesel and are on forecourts for 10 days less on average before sale.
You've not noticed though. So you must be right and the car industry that actually has the data is wrong. 😂
@@truebrit3670
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If it gets you through the night!
Euronews 19 4 2024
*'"Car sales in Europe decline: Is the future of electric vehicles at stake?'"*
Cow farts greatest hits .. Blowing in the wind album .
Chinese EVs are crummy?
Have you owned or driven one ? .......or spoken to someone who drives one ?
...
Yeah my brother in law owns a Burn Your Dreams atto3.
Here in Asean, Chinese evs have dominate the market because of their affordabilty and reliability. Here in Thailand they are as common as Toyota.
if you make simple math current EVs are around 10 times more expensive to own then gas powered cars and this is now in 5 to 10 years it will be many many times more expensive and again if you simply compare current EVs to gas cars it's like comparing Electric Toy Cars only bigger and lacking a remote to REAL cars gas cars beat EVs in everything many times over
and now because of US Government everything tech will go up in price several times but then again things like that are always because of USA just look back last 50 years and it's All their fault
True that. It now seems to be a scary reality. Since the planet started warming, about every first weekend in October the evenings get markedly hotter than even the week before. This continues on until the first weekend in April and then, for some strange reason, the evening temperatures stabilise again.
It's become so noticeable that the paint on my house is peeling. This is paint that was only applied in 1970. It's this rotten temperature increase contributing to the deterioration of exterior paint.
In part, I think that it's Greta Thunberg's fault. She just didn't stay long enough in those climate boats (the Malizi II and La Vagabonde).
She needs to get back on one of those boats quick-smart to save the planet, and she can jolly well STAY onboard until global temperatures revert back to a safe level again.
I just read a lot of the comments. Most of you probably never drove an ev or owned one. Or a good ev for that matter. And this news is very biased and aggressive. I’m Chinese and I work overseas. I respect the culture of the country I’m in. I admire and want to learn from the westerners and be respectful at the same time. Cheap Chinese cars? lol it depends on how much the car is. That’s what determines the quality. There’s a lot of knock offs. But why would a company wanna embarrass itself and fuck its reputation to the world. China has mature manufacturing lines. And Australia doesn’t. Because they never were known to be a country famous for manufacturing products except maybe natural products like fish oil. Ev is very nice. You can’t just say something is bad when you don’t even own one. And I’m not saying buy China ev. I have a Mazda cx5 and a model 3 and I love both. But the model 3 is more fun tbh. That’s just me.
This story is blatant misinformation. BBC did not say EV sales are collapsing - they said growth had slowed down. Worldwide, EV sales are up 20-25% in 2024.
What I read was predicted for 2024.
I rather Chinese EVs than USA shitty overpriced $250k Ford.
They wish😂
Afraid of china?..akikiki...
So you believe in climate change, and so shouldn’t care that EVs take more CO2 to create. I’m not sure either. Mandates are also an issue.
I do care about the emissions from car tailpipes that are killing people, particularly in big cities, and dont understand why you dont see reducing them as a worthy thing to do.
And why an Australian channel isn’t supporting Lithium given AUstralia provides roughly 50% of all lithium worldwide.
1 fire station for every 100 new EV'S....C.F.M.E.U rubbin' their hands at all the construction jobs....earning atleast 120 k as a builders labourer....magnificent economics
We can have EVs and renewable energy OR we can have 3C of global warming.
Our grandchildren prefer the former.
5 GALLONS OF petrol has the same energy density as a 2000lbs battery ,, where is the common sense here its insanity.... EV trolls hahahahhahaagagahahagaahahagahahahgagahaahagahahah ,, did you know a horse will put over double the CO2 of a car over its life time
WTF is this true about the horse?
A 100km of diesel costs $20, 100 km of electrons costs $4 or less.
Ha di hahaha
The battery costs a little bit more.
@@gvdschoot battery costs have halved in the last year and set to halve again. Soon batteries will cost around $50kwh which for a typical 60kwh battery will be about $3000. It will be cheaper to make EVs than ICE cars soon.
@@rattusfinkus Aha... "soon"
It's not collapsing. It's just been a steady, very small niche market and always will be since only the very well heeled can afford them (though I suspect many naive people will own their first and only one and then get a very rude shock at trade in time). But any "collapse" is simply one of activist expectations having to contend with the reality that was always known to anyone with any commonsense.
Global EV sales are up, price parity in 2025 will cause EV sales to rocket.
@@rattusfinkus Do you know why you can't recharge your phone inside of an airplane? Now think about an EV. They burn.
@@gvdschoot you can't take a Jerry can of petrol on a plane either
@@rattusfinkus There are lots of things you can't take inside of a plane. But do you know that in Australia you can't park an EV inside a parking lot? Now, guess why?
@@gvdschoot which parking lot, probably operatored by a sky News indoctrinated moron.
Where is it collapsing, because sales are still rising
Love my Tesla Model Y. 300 mile range, charge at home for FREE, fast, drives itself. Getting in my Dodge RAM is like going back to the stone age.
No it's booming
EV sales will go up when petrol, gas and diesel is banned, That will be happening over the next few years.
Not in the next few years but maybe prices will slowly reduce their use.
Sure Thing 😆
Oh! Look over there 👉 it's a flying pig 😆
Lol! Most fuels are earth's natural resources, that'll never happen. Imo
That won't happen because the economy is run on the Petrodollar.
Take away oil and millions of people die.
You need oil to make a EV
Your deluded
EV sales will go up in 2025 with price parity, they are getting cheaper and cheaper. Also we have run out of all the easy oil, it'll only get more expensive here on in.
Get the charging sorted and EVs will thrive. You can't force sales with out the infrastructure. Everyone harping on about climate change, what about clean air in cities that is reason enough to get EV infrastructure sorted.
We won't ever get the infrastructure that's half the problem, got all on with old and failing utilities as it is.
@@GretatheEvilGremlin I am an optimist, if the financial insentives for private business are in place for a long enough time scale things will change. It has happened before for oil, just needs some to realise how to make money from EVs infrastructure and it will happen.
@@pary327
No, it won't. Infrastructure won't support a significant increase in EV use. That's not specifically EV infrastructure - that's roads and bridges, electric grids, daily schedules, logistics...
EVs require massive amounts of electricity that some municipalities cannot provide. EVs cause significant wear on transportation infrastructure, requiring more frequent maintenance and repairs. EVs take considerably longer to charge, and can't go as far on a charge as a comparable ICE, making them infeasible for people's daily lives, long distance traveling, and commercial use. When considering California's mandate to switch to electric freight haulers, consider that towing a heavy load cuts your electric range by half - and naturally, all the loads are heavy. Long haul truckers in electric trucks will have to stop every few hours to recharge their trucks, significantly increasing delivery times.
Somebody had the "brilliant" idea that using electric school buses could somehow generate extra electricity that they can feed back into the grid. Their idea is that, since school buses don't run at night, they could drain their batteries back into the electric grid at night, thereby providing extra power for the area. Except, that leaves the buses without power to pick kids up in the morning. They'd have to be recharged...off the same power grid you just emptied their batteries into.... And I think that perfectly sums up the average EV believer.
IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN THERE ISN'T ENOUGH LITHIUM
@@pary327
On top of that, EVs are _not_ better for the environment. Not only do you need to mine toxic metals to produce them (using gas or diesel-powered mining equipment), they also require large amounts of petroleum in the manufacturing process. Most municipalities also get their electricity from natural gas or coal. The heavy weight of the vehicles wears out tires faster, putting more chemicals in the air - and the increase in tire production to compensate means more chemicals needed to produce tires.
And once the batteries or cars themselves are worn out, there's extremely limited methods for dealing with the toxic metals.
I used to be on board with EVs. I was planning to start making my own EVs. The research I did into sourcing components showed me that it was not viable. Unless you're in the luxury market, EVs are not a financially stable business model. "Economy" EVs would still be prohibitively expensive for the average consumer. After five years, I gave up entirely. Even selling ICE cars to fund the EV business is out the window now, with the EV mandates and looming bans on new ICE production and sales.
EVs must stand on their own, and let the market determine their fates.
Global EV sales are up, price parity in 2025 will cause EV sales to rocket.
Whatever halfwhit
This story debunks your BS
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Lol, misinformation!@
@@Gavin-qh7liit’s Bowen can’t you tell. He’s trolling
@@videofreak6047 prove me wrong
Ask JP Morgan how many competitors he made disappear... N Tesla tech