 There's Nowhere to Go but Up for EVsThe percentage of Americans interested in buying an electric vehicle skyrocketed over the past year. A survey conducted by Ernst & Young through the months of March and April found that over 20% of respondents would consider making a fully electric vehicle their next car purchase. That's up from a scant 5% last year. Furthermore, when hybrids were added into the equation, 48% of respondents said they'd consider buying one — a 19% increase over last year.
That's some pretty rapid growth, yet the United States still lags behind the global trend, which is even more EV-friendly. Indeed, the 2023 EY Mobility Consumer Index found that more than half of worldwide consumers would buy an electrified vehicle. Nearly 90% of respondents said they would pay a premium for EVs, up from 80% a year earlier. When you consider the volatile nature of gas prices, that doesn't come as much of a surprise. Right now, the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline is about $3.56. This same time last year, it was an eye-popping $4.88. Tiny Stock Has 264 Patents on Groundbreaking AI Tech A little-known AI tech is becoming critical to the operations of 94% of corporations... It's projected to be in nine out of every 10 cars by 2028... And is already essential to the workflow of 80% of hospitals. Which is the real reason why Bill Gates bet an enormous $20 billion on this AI niche... double what he invested in ChatGPT. Yet one tiny company already holds 264 ironclad patents on this tech. And it's lined up to hand savvy investors like you 5,300% profits. And that's the average, mind you. Prices can also vary wildly from state to state and county to county. So it tracks that high fuel costs were the top factor driving interest in EVs. And the main impediment to EV ownership wasn't a surprise, either… The lack of charging stations. However, that's also changing, and changing fast. As I mentioned earlier this month, both GM and Ford signed blockbuster deals with Tesla to effectively combine their charging networks. And on Tuesday, Volvo became the latest auto manufacturer to get in on the action. It signed a deal to gain access to the 17,000 Superchargers Tesla has scattered across North America, making it the first European automaker to adopt Tesla's North American Charging Standard (NACS). Again, as we previously discussed, the NACS is more efficient than the competing Combined Charging System (CCS). It's smaller, lighter, and reportedly twice as fast.
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Jason Simpkins Jason Simpkins is Assistant Managing Editor of the Outsider Club and Investment Director of Wall Street's Proving Ground, a financial advisory focused on security companies and defense contractors. For more on Jason, check out his editor's page. Want to hear more from Jason? Sign up to receive emails directly from him ranging from market commentaries to opportunities that he has his eye on. *Follow Outsider Club on Facebook and Twitter. |
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