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Americans Are Buying A Ton Of EVs - No Matter What Happens With Elon
13 Apr 2025 | Abstracted from Business Insider
"Redwood's chief commercial officer [sees] a strong set of partners... very tied into their demand plans and how they see the market evolving - and we have not seen softening...In fact, EV demand is continuing to increase. 2024 was the largest year of EV shipments on record in North America, and I think 2025 will be even larger...
"...take Lankton's view with a pinch of salt. Redwood Materials is relying on EV demand staying strong..."
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