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Rising Input Costs Squeezing Out Entry BEVs
16 Oct 2022 | Abstracted from Seeking Alpha
"...our latest forecast sees BEVs reaching a 51.5% market share in the United States, nearly 78% in Europe, and about 74% in China. However, the rest of the world is expected to continue to lag and BEVs to have a market share of only about 27%.
"One potentially interesting but untried option for managing residual values and lease rates is a Toyota proposal for factory refreshing of used cars."
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