For the US EV Market, The Training Wheels Are Off. Tesla Will Survive. Who Else Will?

13 Oct 2025 | Abstracted from Business Insider

As U.S. EV incentives phase out, automakers face a tougher market. Tesla leads with 43.1% EV share, but GM gains ground with 13.8%, thanks to a broad lineup and low incentives. Ford lags at 6.6%, struggling despite heavy investment. The industry braces for slower growth, signaling a shift from government support to market-driven competition. Survival now depends on scale, innovation, and execution.

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