Although I'm glad they're pursuing electrification, it's all B.S until I see mass production.
If I were a betting man, all my money would be on the one horse that actually showed up for the race.
Although I'm glad they're pursuing electrification, it's all B.S until I see mass production.
If I were a betting man, all my money would be on the one horse that actually showed up for the race.
VW Group has already released a car which is in the hands of customers today i.e. Porsche Taycan. And there are plenty of EV cars today from the big auto manufacturers e.g. Audi, BMW, Mercedes. Some of which even outsell all Tesla cars in a country or two.
And it's hilarious to see you go on about car companies pre-announcing products when Tesla did exactly the same with the Cybertruck, Model Y, Roadster, Semi.
I am a German car fanatic and would love to own a German EV. The reality is they still have a long way to go.
Which cars, where? Not being snarky, I'm actually curious.
The Audi e-tron and the Jaguar I-Pace outsell the Tesla Model X in Europe. The Mercedes EQC will probably also outsell the Model X next year. The VW e-Golf does well in Europe so the Volkswagen ID.3 might outsell the Model 3 in 2020 or maybe 2021: https://ev-sales.blogspot.com/2019/12/europe-november-2019.h...
The Model 3 is outsold by a number of models in China. The Model S and Model X don't make the top 20. Maybe the Chinese built Model 3s will do better next year: https://ev-sales.blogspot.com/2019/12/china-november-2019-up...
https://insideevs.com/news/383171/porsche-taycan-delivery-de...
Here's another one: https://www.taycanforum.com/threads/drove-home-my-taycan-tur...
There are multiple Taycans being driven around LA by people who don't work for Porsche.