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Title: EV sales bounce back in the US due to surging gas prices, California introduces $3,500 rebate
Post by: Redaktion on July 14, 2026, 01:13:26
US electric vehicle sales are rebounding as gasoline prices soar to nearly $5 per gallon, though demand remains below last year's levels. California is bolstering the recovery with rebates of up to $3,500 for eligible first-time EV buyers, including smaller incentives for qualifying used vehicles.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/EV-sales-bounce-back-in-the-US-due-to-surging-gas-prices-California-introduces-3-500-rebate.1341908.0.html
Title: Re: EV sales bounce back in the US due to surging gas prices, California introduces $3,500 rebate
Post by: Terror Byte on July 14, 2026, 07:56:56
It's hilarious to see that despite the best efforts of the Criminally incompetent dictator, El Trumpo and his war on renewables that EV sales are booming due to his illegal war on Iran.
Title: Re: EV sales bounce back in the US due to surging gas prices, California introduces $3,500 rebate
Post by: captainobvious on July 14, 2026, 11:22:25
It is only hilarious if you believe Chump intended to stop EVs. Everything he says should be inverted.
Title: Re: EV sales bounce back in the US due to surging gas prices, California introduces $3,500 rebate
Post by: ili on July 17, 2026, 16:21:45
The onlything hilarious is your narcissistic incompetent comment that has pattern in all lefty liberal psychopaths comments.
Title: Re: EV sales bounce back in the US due to surging gas prices, California introduces $3,500 rebate
Post by: jake-1110 on July 17, 2026, 16:44:36
Quote from: Terror Byte on July 14, 2026, 07:56:56It's hilarious to see that despite the best efforts of the Criminally incompetent dictator, El Trumpo and his war on renewables that EV sales are booming due to his illegal war on Iran.

That's how the market works.  Rather than have the government subsidize EV's, people simply want them to stand on their own.  If high gas prices does that, great!  It gets more consumers in EV's.  I drive a PHEV which for me is a far better solution until charging infrastructure and cold weather performance improves. I cover 80% of my miles on electric and long trips on gas as needed.