How about some actual criticism of the text in the article itself?
How about some actual criticism of the text in the article itself?
Also, the 23% sounds be a bit misleading. They suggest that it's due to the EVs that were bought. I think it's four factors: The usual drop, plus the reasons they have in mind, plus price pressure from new EVs that are dropping in price, plus price pressure from competition with new EV models (ie. the number of EV models on offers is increasing). Maybe they just forgot to mentiont the last two.
Typical car depreciation:
> Year 1: 15-35% depreciation. 65-85% of the original value.
Seems that this is bang in the middle of expected depreciation of any car.
Diversity of thought is the only diversity which really matters. Calling anything which does not conform to your ideology of choice dodgy is not just counterproductive - society needs both conservatives as well as progressives to thrive both when times are good as well as bad - but also simply intellectually lazy. If you never think outside your box you are intellectually imprisoned. You do not have to agree with the 'other side' but it is always wise to try to understand why they think differently from you. Sometimes you'll find that their reasoning actually makes sense, other times you can easily spot where they go wrong.