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Predictions from this Video

Total: 9
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 9
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Topic
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Petrol cars in Europe will become luxury goods due to new regulations and compliance costs.
"This essentially turns the petrol car from a mass-market commodity into a luxury good."
European Automobile Industry
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Over the next decade, Western countries will focus on regulatory workarounds and hybrid trucks, while China will solidify its dominance in EV battery production.
"While the West spends the next decade negotiating loopholes and refining hybrid trucks, China is finalizing its stranglehold on the only component that actually matters: the battery."
Global EV Industry
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Europe's 'green steel' offsets might give automakers a few more years of profitability from combustion engines but won't solve the underlying issue of losing the battery production war.
"Europe’s pivot to 'green steel' offsets might buy its automakers a few more years of profitability from their piston engines, but it does nothing to address the fundamental reality that they have lost the battery war."
European Automobile Industry
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Chinese and Korean surplus EVs will flood the European market, as they cannot be sold to Americans.
"They can’t sell their surplus EVs to Americans, so they will flood the only remaining open market: Europe."
European EV Market
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Electric vehicles will soon face a bidding war for electricity against well-funded big tech companies.
"the electric vehicle is about to enter a bidding war for electricity against the world’s best funded companies."
Electricity Costs
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Competition for grid capacity from data centers could end cheap EV home charging, removing a key economic argument for electric vehicles.
"If EVs have to compete with data centers for grid capacity, the era of cheap home charging may come to an end, dismantling the last remaining economic argument for going electric."
EV Charging Costs
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US plug-in car sales were expected to plunge 30% in Q4 2025 to the lowest level since 2022.
"According to Bloomberg – plug-in car sales in the US are expected to plunge 30% in the final quarter of this year to the lowest since 2022."
US Plug-in Car Sales
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US EV sales are projected to have little to no growth in 2026 due to the removal of federal EV tax credits and weaker fuel economy/emissions standards.
"For next year, they are projecting little or no growth due to the removal of federal EV tax credits and the weakening of US fuel economy and emissions standards."
US EV Sales Growth
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Europe is expected to experience more disruptions in its EV market in the coming years due to increasing imports from China.
"I think we can expect to see more shake ups in Europe in the coming years as more and more EV’s flood in from China."
European EV Market
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