Ford, GM & Toyota Just SHOCKED Everybody! | HUGE News!
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In this video, we look at the startling declarations made by three major automakers-Ford, General Motors, and Toyota-who have lately decided to abandon their plans for electric vehicles. This is a substantial shift in the car industry's approach to sustainable mobility. Join us as we look at the reasons for this strategic shift and what it means for the future of EVs and the larger automotive sector.
Ford CEO Jim Farley, General Motors CEO Mary Barra, and Toyota CEO Koji Sato have all issued separate declarations outlining their respective firms' plans to withdraw from electric vehicles. These pronouncements have sent shockwaves across the industry, raising concerns about the future of EVs and the competitive environment. With Tesla continuing to dominate the EV industry, this shift by Ford, GM, and Toyota shows a rethinking of the financial and technological constraints involved with electric vehicles.
Ford, General Motors, and Toyota have long been at the forefront of automobile innovation. Their recent decision to forsake EV initiatives may signal a strategy shift towards other technologies or a reaffirmation of their commitment to hybrid vehicles and internal combustion engines. This video will look at how these announcements may affect the competitive dynamics of the automobile industry, as well as the ramifications for other EV manufacturers such as Tesla, Rivian, and Lucid Motors.
Furthermore, we will look at how these developments may impact customer choices and the future path of automobile technology. Will this transition result in a rebirth of hybrid vehicles, or will it create new opportunities for startups and established businesses focusing purely on electric mobility? Stay tuned as we unpack these events and share insights into what they signify for the industry's commitment to sustainability and innovation.
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They were expensive to start with, that shocked everyone! That was HUGE news!
I would like to know how you are going to sell a person in Boston that lives in a Brownstone, no driveway, no alleyway between him and his neighbor who parks two cars on the street an EV. Where is he going to charge it at? What about people who live in a 10-story building with a 10-story parking lot attached. I've been to these places, there are very, very few charging stations in these places and none in Boston street parking neighborhoods, where would you put it. I think you better slow down and think this thing out. I think the CEO of Ford got a little taste of it when he took the Ford F-150 Lighting Truck EV on a few hundred miles road trip and had trouble finding charging stations and when he found them on his Ford truck computer, some of them did not work.
FUD, except for Toyo
Ford, GM, and Toyota all have hydrogen technologies, maybe there's been a breakthrough