Reisender wrote:
Terryallan wrote:
Reisender wrote:
philh wrote:
Reisender wrote:
So excluding the electric vehicles that already have that range????
Tesla Model 3.
Tesla Model S 100D
Tesla is losing huge money on every vehicle they sell. If they were to charge a profitable price, their sales would drop to zero. All the OEM's are currently fighting this issue. Customers won't pay the cost of an electric or hybrid vehicle.
Nope. As per their financials they make money on every vehicle. Are you getting CAPEX and Supercharger build out confused with margins?
And obviously some customers will pay the cost of an electric vehicle. Like 90,000 Teslas sold in the last three months alone. Nissan also shows positive margin on their leafs. Don't know about the rest.
they get a Government subsidy don't they. Seems it was in one of the "Green" bills. So they wouldn't go out of business, WE would pay part of the cost.
What subsidy does an EV manufacturer get?
You can look it up. But basicly the US gov subsidises the purchace of an EV to the tune of $7,500. to try to make it affordable for buyers. Is that a direct subsidy? Depends on how you look at it. IF it makes it possible to sell vehicles. Yes it is in that they wouldn't buy any other way.
In truth. Every first world country, and some 2nd, and third world countries offer subsidys as well