Buying an electric vehicle in the U.S. can seem less compelling than it once did. Sales have slowed, some major automakers have pulled back parts of their EV plans, and the disappearance of the federal tax incentive has made already high prices even harder for many shoppers to accept.
Even so, this looks more like a pause before another stretch of growth than a full-on collapse.
Price remains the biggest obstacle for many U.S. buyers, especially when similar gas-powered vehicles still tend to cost less up front.
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