If growth is less YoY per quarter then growth is slowing.
EVs are better in every way except convenience. The last time I needed to charge my Polestar, I had to wait an hour because there was only one charger in the whole town. In NYC, I have to drive to the one or two EV fast charging stations in Brooklyn which takes at least 20 minutes in traffic and then another hour waiting to get it full.
Fortunately we’re adding a fast charger to the house but it’s way way more convenient to simply spend 5 minutes filling up at a gas station. And electric cars are expensive and they really don’t give you very much for the money. Especially if you don’t care about software. I can understand why people are holding out for as long as possible.
If growth is less YoY per quarter then growth is slowing.
EVs are better in every way except convenience. The last time I needed to charge my Polestar, I had to wait an hour because there was only one charger in the whole town. In NYC, I have to drive to the one or two EV fast charging stations in Brooklyn which takes at least 20 minutes in traffic and then another hour waiting to get it full.
Fortunately we’re adding a fast charger to the house but it’s way way more convenient to simply spend 5 minutes filling up at a gas station. And electric cars are expensive and they really don’t give you very much for the money. Especially if you don’t care about software. I can understand why people are holding out for as long as possible.