EV Adoption Congestion, Volvo EX30 Teaser, Fisker Ocean Force E, Pear Lag: Today’s Car News
Fisker shows an Ocean off-road and resets some timelines. Volvo teases an electric SUV that’s smaller than the EV Tires should be a business opportunity. And dealers are no longer preventing electric vehicle adoption. This and more, at Green Car Reports.
Have friends, family or are you trying to find an EV in stock to drive and buy? A nationwide study of the electric car shopping experience from the Sierra Club, in the format of previous studies from 2016, found that dealers are no longer a bottleneck in the adoption of electric vehicles. It’s the automakers themselves that don’t offer as many electric vehicles as dealers would like.
Fisker has revealed a “core” off-road package for the Ocean electric SUV, called the Force E. The muscle version debuted the same day. Fisker reveals some fact check on its timeline and business — including its 2023 target to reduce it from 50,000 vehicles to 32,000-36,000 vehicles and a delay to the Pear EV to 2025. That news comes alongside news the company has announced. existing company start sea delivery in Europesix months after contract manufacturer Magna started production in Austria, with homologation issues blamed for the delay.
Should tire and aftermarket chains focus on electric vehicles? No one does right now and according to results from survey giant JD Power, they can get some business doing so from Greater demand for replacement tires by EVs.
And Volvo on Tuesday introduced a combination of traditional and cutting-edge design in one Smaller electric SUV called EX30. It’s set to launch on June 7, and pre-orders in the US will open the same day.
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