‘Historic Transition’ to EVs Hits a Roadblock: Buyers Don’t Seem to Want Them
By Kevin Stocklin As the Biden administration hails America’s “historic transition to electric vehicles” over the next decade, and carmakers pledge that they are revamping their production lines for an electric future, one group has been left out of the conversation thus far—consumers. Now consumers are having their say. With battery electric vehicles (EVs) sitting unsold on dealer lots…
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