U.S. Electric Vehicle Market Faces Challenges and Uncertainty
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Electric vehicle sales in the U.S. are expected to decline significantly in 2025 due to the expiration of a federal tax credit, although the market may recover in the long term as experts anticipate. The end of the $7,500 credit led to a surge in August sales, with many consumers rushing to purchase EVs before the deadline, but policy changes by the government are likely to cause a downturn in the short term.
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