At the end of last year, Tesla hit a new record moving more metal than it ever has in one quarter. The king of the pack, the group leader, is the Model Y, which is by some metrics the world’s best-selling car. But in the face of a radically changed EV market, will the Model Y have what it takes to keep that title? Possibly.
I can’t speak for incentives, pricing, and legislation in other countries, but here in the United States, The Model Y looks primed to keep the momentum going, at least for a little while. Changes in the Inflation Reduction Act’s implementation allow the Model Y to stand out as probably the only truly great deal in the U.S. EV market.
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