Small EVs

Podcast Episode: 0153
Why is it so hard to find an entry level EV?

    Why is it so hard to make an entry level electric car?  There are reasons as to why some of the biggest EV players out there still haven't gotten into this pivotal marketplace.  Follow AutoLooks as we uncover why this is and how the world of EV's will change once this market is hit.

     North America has never been a big market for small cars.  But with demand for entry level products, there has always been a place for it.  With companies like Nash and AMC paving the way for this market, small cars have always had their place, but today this market is again disappearing.

    Without entry level small cars, an entire portion of the automotive marketplace is being left out.  This may seem like a good idea to help with congestion, but in all reality, this could have long term affects on the entire automotive market.

     Not having an entry point into a market as pivotal as the automotive world could have lasting effects down the road.  If your early adopters don't have the means to enter, they may just turn away from this market later on when they can afford it.   China knows this lesson and is already rolling out the welcome mat for entry level EV's.  But what about the rest of the industrialized world?

    Small EVs have a place in the world and companies know it, but why has it taken them so long to enter this marketplace?  AutoLooks takes a look at why companies like Tesla have shied away from this market and why they are working hard to enter it now.  Follow us as we uncover the truth behind Small EVs.

Everett J.
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