Auto Industry Warns Against Unsustainable EV Discounts Amid Declining Private Sales

Wednesday, 5 June 2024, 14:42

Car manufacturers have raised concerns over the decreasing private sales of electric vehicles despite heavily discounted prices aimed at boosting demand. The government's reluctance to introduce new incentives for EV purchases and charging is adding to the industry's worries about the sustainability of current pricing strategies.

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Electric Vehicle Sales Decline Despite Discounts

Car manufacturers are facing a challenging situation as private sales of electric vehicles continue to drop, despite offering lucrative discounts to attract buyers. The decline in demand raises questions about the long-term sustainability of current pricing strategies.

Government Stance on EV Incentives

The government has maintained its stance against providing additional support, such as incentives or subsidies, to promote the adoption of electric vehicles. This lack of intervention has further complicated the industry's efforts to stimulate sales.

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