In yet another setback for the Biden-Harris regime’s push for electric vehicles, American consumers are showing a distinct lack of enthusiasm for purchasing new EVs. The latest Mobility Consumer Index (MCI) from consulting firm EY reveals a shocking drop in interest, with only 34% of US consumers planning to buy an electrified vehicle—down from 48% in 2023. This decline raises serious questions about the administration’s ability to force their “Electric Revolution” onto consumers.
Now, after seemingly rushing to promote electric vehicles as the future of transportation, the reality is hitting hard: fully electric vehicle interest has plummeted to a mere 11%, down from 22% just a year ago. What’s behind this sudden shift? Has the regime and their state-level proxies like California Governor Gavin Newsom failed to make their pitch?
“While we’ve seen substantial increases in interest and purchasing of EVs since 2020, this year’s MCI shows dips in demand for the first time,” – Steve Patton, EY Americas automotive leader.
Patton’s comments suggest that the administration’s narrative of a seamless transition to electric vehicles is crumbling. The supposed…
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