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USA Vs BEIJING: "BREAKING NEWS! Unsold ELECTRIC VEHICLES and WHY Dealers Can't Move Them!"

The automotive sector is witnessing a surge in the production of electric vehicles (EVs) aimed at challenging Tesla's dominance. However, a notable obstacle remains: the limited demand for these vehicles. Not all consumers are fully convinced of the advantages offered by EVs. While certain electric models enjoy popularity, others struggle to gain traction. Consumers are exercising caution, weighing factors such as pricing and the availability of charging infrastructure. This suggests that expanding the market share of EVs may prove to be more daunting than initially anticipated. To provide the latest insights, we've gathered data on EV inventory sourced from CarEdge. This data sheds light on the electric models that are languishing on dealership lots for extended periods. These models have been categorized based on their "Market Day Supply," which indicates the number of days required to clear the existing inventory at the current rate of sales.

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as China emerges as the front runner in the global  push for cost-effective electric vehicles American auto manufacturers like Tesla find themselves  Under Pressure to swiftly adapt to avoid losing ground in their home Market once comfortably  positioned at the top Us automotive Giants now confront a formidable challenge China's  rapid expansion in the lowcost electric car sector previously underestimated Chinese  manufacturers led by companies like byd backed by Warren Buffett have made signifi
cant  strides now accounting for onethird of global electric vehicle sales up from 15% in 2020 Elon  Musk once dismissive of byd's potential now warns of the threat posed by Chinese cars cautioning  that they could significantly impact American manufacturers if allowed to gain a foothold  in the US market General Motors and Ford are heeding These Warnings recognizing the urgency  to accelerate efforts to offer affordable models before China establishes dominance while Tesla  and other major play
ers focus on high-end models Chinese Brands already provide a diverse range  of offerings from budget friendly City cars to luxury SUVs with Beijing eyeing exports including  to the United States further intensifying the competition the automotive industry is gearing  up for increased electric vehicle EV production to rival Tesla but a significant hurdle remains  a lack of sufficient buyers consumer skepticism about EVS driven by concerns over cost  and charging infrastructure suggests that gain
ing market share in the EV sector may be more  challenging than initially anticipated to offer realtime insights we've compiled EV inventory data  from Cur Edge to identify which electric models are languishing on dealership Lots traditionally  we've ranked this list based on Market day supply indicating how long it would take to sell the  current vehicle inventory at the current sales rate before we delve into the details if you're  new to the Channel please consider subscribing for more simila
r content now without further  Ado let's start from the bottom at number 10 we have the mercedesbenz EQ Mercedes-Benz has  been expanding its lineup to include EVS with the 2023 Mercedes-Benz eqe being one of its recent  additions this allnew electric sedan buil bu on a shortened version of the EQ platform introduced  with the eqs boasts a claimed maximum driving range of 35 M for the non-amg model however dealer  inventory data suggests tepid customer interest in this electric sedan according t
o a US Mercedes  dealership manager they currently have over 6 months worth of EV inventry compared to only a  50-day supply of gas powered cars the imminent influx of electric vehicles is apparent regardless  of consumer demand dealers currently have a 144 day supply of the Mercedes Benz EQ indicating the  challenge ahead moving on to number nine is the Cadillac lyric General Motors faces profitability  challenges in selling EVS with its luxury brand Cadillac forced to slash prices for the lyri
c  electric crossover in certain markets the lyric SUV Cadillacs initial fora into the luxury EV  Market offers up to 312 M of range per charge in both single motor rear wheeel drive and dual  motor all-wheel drive models however demand for the ly in the US is lackluster with 2681 ly EVS  languishing in dealer Lots equivalent to 151 day supply notably GM's postponement of the Silverado  a pickup truck release underscores the diminishing demand and Engineering obstacles finally at number  eight w
e have the Nissan Leaf since its 2010 debut this electric compact car enjoyed popularity as  one of the first mass Market EVS however priced at an average of $33,000 its sales have steadily  declined in recent years with Nissan phasing out the leaf EV the sluggish sales of this older EV  Model come as no surprise based on inventory data Nissan Leaf units are plentiful in US dealerships  with 2626 units awaiting buyers translating to a 161 day market supply moving to number seven is  the Ford F15
0 Lightning despite its presence on the roads for over a year the electric pickup  truck isn't flying off the shelves as expected approximately 9,000 lightning trucks are currently  stocked at us dealerships ready for immediate purchase amounting to a 182 de market supply  the 2023 Ford F-150 lightning models come with various configurations including two electric  motors powered by different battery packs the larger battery pack opan yields an impressive 580  horsepower enabling acceleration fr
om 0 to 60 M mph in Just 4 seconds however the EPA estimated  driving range ranges from 200 to 230 Mi with the base battery and up to 320 M with the larger one  but towing a trailer significantly reduces battery life necessitating frequent charging stops  this contrasts with the quick refueling of traditional gasoline vehicles highlighting the  complexity of battery charging despite Ford's significant investment in its electric future  demand for the electric F-150 has waned leading to the layof
f of approximately 700 workers  at the Michigan plant that manufactures the electric F150 unrelated to recently labor strikes  conversely the company faces high demand for the Maverick a combustion-based hybrid pickup truck  this disparity prompts Ford to reassess buyer interest in electric vehicles moving to number  six is the Genesis gv60 the first electric vehicle from Genesis introduced for the 2023 model  year available in two variants Advanced and performance both feature a dual motor all-
wheel  drive system with a 77.4 4 Kad battery although the gv60 generated excitement upon its release  dealer inventory data indicates a 190 day supply in the US suggesting sluggish sales despite  being in its second model year the gv60 sales have been modest averaging around 250 units per  month in the US this figure pales in comparison to its counterparts the Hyundai ionic 5 and Kia  ev6 each achieving monthly sales volumes close to 2,000 units the GV 60's aggressive pricing  May contribute to
its lackluster demand despite its luxury status data from Edge indicates the  average selling price of the 2023 gv60 is about $66,000 before we move on please consider liking  this video If you find this information helpful now on to number five the Ford Mustang Mac  e this suggests that Ford's electric vehicle Ambitions exceed current demand levels sales  figures inventory levels and dealer sentiment collectively indicate an excess of Mustang Mac  ease in stock available with either a standard
range 70 KW hour battery or an extended range 91  KW hour pack roughly 25,000 ma e crossovers await buyers at Ford dealership Lots representing a 204  day supply per car Edge despite aiming to produce 600,000 electric vehicles this year with a $50  billion doll investment Ford expects losses of at least $3 billion and may not achieve profitability  in this segment for 3 years offering substantial rebates and implementing aggressive price cuts  to compete with Tesla's pricing strategy are not im
proving profitability additionally dealers  must invest $500,000 to over $1 million to become certified to sell these often costly  and unprofitable Vehicles an East Coast Ford dealer told Autoblog Insider that while they are  optimistic about electric vehicles Ford's current production rate does not align with customer  demand ranked at number four and three are the Mercedes-Benz eqs SUV and sedan Mercedes-Benz  stands out as a brand poised to embrace the electric future possessing the financia
l  resources necessary for such a transition position the latest additions to its EV lineup  the 2024 Mercedes-Benz eqs sedan and SUV Target a fluent centel equipped with a lithium ion battery  pack boasting a usable capacity of 108.4 KW hours these models offer a driving range varying  from 205 to 340 M depending on the specific variant however Mercedes dealers are encountering  difficulties in selling e with complaints about the eqs lacking aspirational appeal and carrying  too high a price pr
emium particularly at the top end of the EQ lineup additionally there is minimal  lease support available according to car Edge reports dealers currently have over 221 days worth  of eq's models in their inventory despite both the eqs sedan and SUV having a starting manufacturer  suggested retail price MSRP of approximately $15,000 customer customers are paying an average  sale price of $130,000 ranked at number two is the Porsche tyan Porsche's inaugural electric vehicle  the tyan embodies the
sleekness of a sports car sedan while upholding the Brand's renowned high  performance Legacy launched in 2020 the Porsche taan impresses with its exceptional acceleration  precise handling and bold design however Porsche has fac it challenges in maintaining sustained  success with the takon as reflected in declining sales figures over nearly 2 years according to  karaga data us dealers currently hold slightly over 2600 tan units translating to a 239  day supply at the present sales Pace this si
gnificant number applies to less mainstream EVS  with an average price tag of $131,000 leading the pack is the jaguar ice despite an early launch  compared to its Rivals Jaguar has struggled to gain momentum with its iace electric crossover  facing sales challenges at dealerships initially priced at $80,000 in 2019 the final cost often  exceeded $90,000 due to optional features however potential buyers hesitated due to concerns  about the untested ev's limited range and early technical issues ma
ny found it challenging to  achieve the promised 300 mile range with various electronic problems adding to the vehicle's wo  moreover early buyers encountered difficulties in servicing their epas EV due to dealership  technicians lack of training as highlighted by clarage currently us Jaguar dealers have around  400 unsold units equal to nearly 2 years of market supply indicating minimal demand consequently the  automaker plans to discontinue the ipace ahead of its 2025 brand relaunch that concl
udes our  discussion if you appreciated this video and want more similar content please consider subscribing  and don't hesitate to share your thoughts in the comments section are you considering an EV for  your next vehicle or do you already own one

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