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U.S. EV sales slowed due to higher costs and expired tax credits, but long-term demand remains strong, with Tesla shifting to robotics and Rivian preparing a lower-cost model.
U.S. EV sales growth has slowed due to higher costs and expired federal tax credits, but long-term demand remains strong, with EVs expected to comprise 25% of global auto sales by 2030.
Tesla is shifting focus from vehicles to robotics and autonomous driving, halting Model S and Model X production to retool for its Optimus robot, amid declining revenue and rising expenses.
Rivian, despite past production and financial challenges, has improved cost efficiency and is preparing to launch its lower-cost R2 model, positioning itself as a stronger growth opportunity in the EV sector.
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Las ventas de EV en Estados Unidos se desaceleraron debido a los costos más altos y los créditos fiscales vencidos, pero la demanda a largo plazo sigue siendo fuerte, con Tesla cambiando a la robótica y Rivian preparando un modelo de menor costo.