Auto Dealers Witness Decline in EV Enthusiasm

Auto dealers in the United States are observing a decline in the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) as consumers express concerns about price, range, and reliability. Dealerships report that consumers are hesitant to switch to EVs, citing worries about battery life in cold weather and the need for longer charging times. The Biden administration's plans for 500,000 charging stations fall short of the industry's 700,000 station requirement, intensifying the issue.