The lack of an EV tax credit is expected to slow EV adoption and create demand headwinds for pure-play EV makers, posing downside risk to EV-driven revenue growth. Hybrids are viewed as a likely near-term transition product that could preserve market share for companies with hybrid lineups (notably Toyota and potentially GM) while pressuring firms more reliant on battery‑only sales such as Tesla.
The lack of an EV tax credit is expected to slow EV adoption and create demand headwinds for pure-play EV makers, posing downside risk to EV-driven revenue growth. Hybrids are viewed as a likely near-term transition product that could preserve market share for companies with hybrid lineups (notably Toyota and potentially GM) while pressuring firms more reliant on battery‑only sales such as Tesla.
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