The electric vehicle market is encountering significant challenges as major automakers pivot back toward producing more gas-powered cars and hybrids, reversing course from previous commitments to electrification. Industry shifts come amid the rollback of key policies that had previously supported EV growth, raising questions about the long-term viability of electric transportation. Analysts warn that the transition could slow down the pace of emissions reductions and delay the automotive industry’s shift toward cleaner energy. With consumer demand and regulatory landscapes in flux, the road ahead for electric vehicles appears uncertain and protracted.
EV market faces long slog as automakers shift to gas engines, hybrids after Trump rolls back policies Automotive News
