CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago
Tesla Dropped to 41% of US EV Sales in Q3 — Who Rose?
Key Takeaway
The diversification and growth of the EV market signal a significant and sustained increase in electricity demand, requiring proactive grid planning and investment from developers and large power consumers.
AI Summary
- •Tesla's market share in US EV sales dropped to 41% in Q3, indicating a maturing and diversifying EV market with other automakers gaining significant traction.
- •The sustained growth and diversification of EV sales signal a continuous and increasing demand for electricity, impacting long-term load forecasting and grid infrastructure planning for developers and large power consumers.
- •Increased competition among EV manufacturers will likely accelerate fleet electrification initiatives for large commercial and industrial consumers, driving demand for widespread and reliable charging infrastructure and associated power supply.
- •The shift in market share highlights the broader impact of policy incentives (like the IRA) on fostering a competitive EV landscape, which in turn influences future electricity demand patterns.
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Article Content
Following our quarterly report on US electric vehicle sales overall and broken down by model, let’s now get to the breakdown by brand and auto group. Instead of just looking at the 3rd quarter, though, I will compare quarter over quarter and year over year, since the most interesting thing ... [continued] The post Tesla Dropped to 41% of US EV Sales in Q3 — Who Rose? appeared first on CleanTechnica .