CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago
The 8 (Or 11) Electric Cars That Increased Their US Sales In The 4th Quarter
Key Takeaway
Despite policy-induced market fluctuations, the continued sales growth of specific EV models signals an enduring increase in electricity demand that power developers and large consumers must factor into long-term planning.
AI Summary
- •The US EV market experienced an anticipated sales slowdown in Q4 2025 following the removal of the $7,500 federal tax credit.
- •Despite the overall market downturn, 8 to 11 specific EV models successfully increased their US sales, indicating targeted market resilience or effective OEM strategies.
- •This trend suggests that while policy changes can impact EV adoption rates, the underlying demand for electric vehicles continues to grow for certain segments, necessitating ongoing grid infrastructure and generation capacity planning for developers and large power consumers.
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Article Content
Everyone knew US electric car sales would be down in the 4th quarter. After the $7,500 US EV tax credit was killed, the only question was how far sales would drop. I like looking for surprises, though, and trying to find out what will happen or what happened that people ... [continued] The post The 8 (Or 11) Electric Cars That Increased Their US Sales In The 4th Quarter appeared first on CleanTechnica .