The electric vehicle market is grappling with a slowdown as automakers pivot back toward producing more gas-powered cars and hybrids, reversing course on recent industry shifts. Despite strong growth in EV adoption, registrations for most brands—including Tesla—have dropped significantly, signaling a potential cooling of consumer demand. Industry analysts attribute the decline to weakened federal incentives and automakers scaling back production of electric models in favor of traditional powertrains. The reversal comes amid broader policy changes that may reshape the future of sustainable transportation.
EV market faces long slog as automakers shift to gas engines, hybrids after Trump rolls back policies While most of the 35 brands selling electric vehicles saw big declines, Tesla’s registrations fell ...
