Tristan Richards+FollowEV Sticker Shock: Why Ford’s Slump Spells Trouble for TeslaFord’s electric car sales just took a nosedive—down a whopping 61%—right after the $7,500 federal tax credit ended. Translation: folks love EVs, but not at full price. If you’re eyeing a Tesla, keep in mind the market’s cooling off and deals might get better. The EV hype is real, but so is the sticker shock. Watch for more price drops or sweet incentives before you buy! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EVs91Share
Kelly Sanchez+FollowTesla’s Battery Gamble: Is Cheaper Worth It?Tesla’s switch to Chinese-made LG Nickel Manganese Cobalt batteries for the Model 3 and Model Y is sparking heated debate. European battery experts warn these packs have a much higher failure rate and are nearly impossible to repair, often dying at 150,000 miles—far short of Panasonic’s 250,000-mile average. Are cost savings and supply chain flexibility worth the risk of shorter battery life and higher repair costs? Would you still buy a Tesla with an LG pack? Let’s hear your take! #Tech #Tesla #EVs00Share
Kelly Sanchez+FollowAre Solid-State Batteries the EV Game Changer?China just dropped three major breakthroughs in solid-state battery tech, promising lighter, safer, and longer-lasting electric vehicles with up to 600 miles of range. The new lithium-metal designs could make today's 1,000-pound batteries look ancient, but will American automakers catch up? Is this the leap that finally makes EVs mainstream, or will global trade walls keep the best tech out of reach? Let's debate the future of driving. #Tech #EVs #BatteryTech00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowWhy Your Next Car Might Still Need GasSo, thinking about going electric for your next ride? Not so fast—Europe’s car bosses are hitting the brakes on ditching gas engines. Stellantis (the Jeep and Ram folks) says the EV switch is stalling, and they want more time before gas cars are banned. With cheaper Chinese EVs flooding in and car sales still lagging, don’t be surprised if hybrids and gas cars stick around longer than you thought. The road to all-electric is bumpier than expected! #Business #EVs #CarShopping01Share
Evan Knight+FollowVinFast’s Wild Ride: Nearly 2x Growth?VinFast Auto is seriously on the move—analysts say they could almost double their EV deliveries in 2025! After a 74% jump in Q3, the company’s pushing hard in Vietnam and even bumped up their average selling price. Sure, their margins are still negative, but things are looking up. Investors are watching closely to see if VinFast can finally hit cash flow breakeven. Would you bet on this EV underdog? #Cars #VinFast #EVs00Share
Leah Pierce+FollowEV Battery Boom or Bust?Auto giants went all-in on EV batteries, but now it looks like they overdid it—big time. By 2030, there could be three times more battery capacity than actual demand for electric cars! Ford and Panasonic are already scaling back, and some plants are getting scrapped before they even open. Policy changes aren’t helping either. Did the EV hype train go off the rails? #Cars #EVs #ElectricVehicles00Share
William Goodwin+Follow$13K EV With 320-Mile Range?!Imagine snagging a brand-new electric car with a 320-mile range for just $13,000. That’s what China’s Leapmotor B05 is offering—while Americans pay more than double for less range in a Nissan Leaf. This hatchback even packs in premium features like advanced driver assistance and a slick design. If these deals ever hit the U.S., the car market would never be the same. Why are we missing out on these insane EV bargains? #Cars #EVs #ElectricCars20Share
William Goodwin+FollowEVs: Cleaner Air, But At What Cost?Electric cars are scrubbing city air, but there’s a twist: the pollution isn’t gone, it’s just moved. While neighborhoods with lots of EVs are breathing easier, power plants and mining sites are picking up the slack, and those beefy batteries mean more tire and brake dust, too. The real deal? EVs are a win for the climate, but we need to clean up the whole system—not just the tailpipes. Zero emissions? Not quite yet! #Cars #EVs #AirQuality00Share
William Goodwin+FollowToyota’s 40-Year EV Battery? Gamechanger!Toyota just dropped a bombshell: they’re working on solid-state EV batteries that could last 40 years! Imagine never worrying about replacing your car battery again—these packs might even outlive your ride (and get reused in new cars). They’re safer, charge faster, and could mean way less pollution from battery production. The catch? They’ll be pricey at first, but costs are expected to drop. Could this be the moment the EV market totally resets? #Cars #Toyota #EVs00Share
Leah Pierce+FollowEVs Are Taking Over—Would You Switch?Americans are snapping up electric vehicles like never before—1.2 million sold in just the first nine months of 2025! With over 100 models to choose from and most now under $50K, EVs are finally feeling accessible. Plus, new tech is making batteries cheaper and faster to produce. Automakers are still a bit nervous, but the appetite for EVs is only growing. Would you make the switch if charging took just five minutes? #Cars #EVs #ElectricVehicles00Share
