Tag: Ford E-Transit
Yet Another US Automaker Rushes Into EV Gap Left By Tesla
The Detroit-based startup Grounded EVs is expanding its business from electric RVs to the wide-open world of mid-sized Class 3 vehicles.
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Ford EV Sales Drop Off A Cliff
Unsurprisingly, given what we’ve seen from the company in recent months, Ford’s EV business took a big hit in the first quarter year over year in the United States. The company’s best selling electric vehicle, the Mustang Mach-E, is still a great buy — but it’s harder getting consumers to … [continued]
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The 8 (Or 11) Electric Cars That Increased Their US Sales In The 4th Quarter
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]
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Ford EV Sales Drop In USA, But Not As Bad As I Expected
Ford has had the most dramatic pullback in its electric vehicle plans, ambitions, and investments this year in response to US policy on electric vehicle changing under Republicans. We have written all about that, but if you missed it, head here, here, here, and here. With that context behind us, … [continued]
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Ford Mustang Mach-E & F-150 Lightning US Sales Don’t Actually Collapse
We have been expecting a big drop in US electric vehicle sales in the 4th quarter following the end of the US EV tax credit. We’ve already seen Hyundai and Kia EV sales drop off a cliff in October. It’s hard to know yet, though, if that’s a real issue … [continued]
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