EVs are objectively more expensive to produce than ICE vehicles, and that doesn’t seem to be changing any time soon.

This article has nothing to do with EV charging. It written to help fulfill Jalopnik’s primary mission of pushing liberal propaganda by disparaging Elon Musk, who is their biggest threat since he wants to preserve our freedom of speech and limit propaganda.

Walking barefoot is the best deal of all. 

Right right right, because a 20-mile commute on a bike in a blizzard in West Michigan totally makes more sense. /s

THANK you! Was looking for a comment like yours.

If you told me this was made by some Chinese company I’ve never heard of I would believe it. Its simply a mundane looking, boring car.

well just like some of dream cars, never ever meet your heroes

Matt seems to like his.

I don't know if they are overrated though because everyone knows that they are as stupid as they were brilliant.  You could put the first Gen viper in the same class

Ever see someone trying to back one of these into a parking spot?

Never been in one of these, but I was going to say the same thing about the Testarossa. I’ve been obsessed with the 80s supercars since I was a kid. I even have a Lego model of a Countach and 512TR on my desk. But the Testarossa was really, really hard to drive, between the dogleg shifter, the ergonomic nightmare in…

This immediately came to mind for me, too. I mean, just look at it. LOOK AT IT!

This is a silly article, and I’m not sure exactly what point it is trying to prove. Most of these are either expected to be low-volume, or are currently launching. I don’t think calling them the “worst-selling” is fair. It would be more interesting if you posted an article looking at the vehicles with the biggest YoY…

Red is for fire trucks and Ferraris.

Technically, you can still get the non-ruined version in the US, but only as an AMG for stupid money.

The United States federal government prefers CCS, too, probably because it’s preferred by virtually every other EV maker that isn’t Tesla

The size of CCS1 vs NACS is all you need to see

What do you expect from a nation that thinks a pickup truck is some kind of performance vehicle?