ilmscore | Is Electrification Killing the Auto Industry?

Predictions from this Video

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Tesla's robotaxis, robots, solar roofs, battery business, and rocket-equipped sports cars were predicted to be launched/developed in 2025.
"In recent years, Tesla investors have mostly ignored sales figures, focusing instead on the eventual development of robotaxis, robots, solar roofs, a battery business and rocket equipped sports cars – all of which are coming next year..."
TSLA
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The British Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders predicted that 2025 could be worse for the UK auto industry due to unsustainable EV sales discounts.
"The British Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, told the press that the discounts needed to boost EV sales to hit last year’s targets were unsustainable – so 2025 could be even worse for the industry."
UK Auto Industry Sales
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Most auto analysts expect Electric Vehicles to eventually constitute the majority of the global automotive fleet.
"According to most auto analysts, EVs are still expected to eventually make up most of the global automotive fleet – due to tightening environmental legislation around the world."
Global Automotive Fleet
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European governments are predicted to struggle with affording continued EV subsidies due to tighter budgets.
"while European governments seem more committed, their budgets are a lot tighter and they may not be able to afford the subsidies."
European EV Subsidies
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A Wall Street Journal article argued that 2025 might be the year net zero policies effectively end due to voter dissatisfaction.
"A recent Wall Street Journal article argues that 2025 may be the year that net zero dies as voters lose patience with the project and grow less shy about saying so."
Net Zero Policies
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The Wall Street Journal article suggests that if Germany retreats from net zero policies, the rest of the EU will likely follow.
"If German voters do step back from net zero, the rest of the EU is unlikely be far behind."
EU Climate Policies
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The author predicts significant turmoil in the auto industry in the coming years, potentially leading to the disappearance of historic brands like Jaguar and Dodge if their EV transition fails.
"It seems to me that we are likely to see significant turmoil in the auto industry in the coming years where historic brands like Jaguar and Dodge could disappear if they botch the transition to EVs by alienating their existing customers without convincing a new audience to buy their new products."
Auto Industry Future
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Automakers are predicted to struggle with future geopolitical tensions, changing regulations, trade rules, and a reversal of globalization.
"Automakers may struggle to deal with changing environmental regulations, new trade rules, tariffs, restrictions on tech transfers and a general reversal of globalization."
Auto Industry Geopolitics
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