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Why the Tesla backlash could help electric cars finally go mainstream

  • Arizona Senator Mark Kelly posted on X, formerly Twitter, denouncing his Tesla and boasting about replacing it with a Chevy Tahoe, which has a 15 mpg internal combustion engine.
  • This action occurred after a shift in 2020 from pandemic lockdown to violent protests following George Floyd's death, influencing the political landscape.
  • Elon Musk's controversial political views and actions have sparked both an exodus from X and mass protests against Tesla, contributing to a significant drop in the company's value.
  • Although Tesla has slashed prices and sells mass-produced models, its brand is linked to elitism, and Musk's political approach has damaged its image, though it's not the sole cause of its troubles.
  • Despite Tesla's challenges, the transition to electric personal mobility is well underway, and the car industry has an opportunity to broaden the appeal of EVs by focusing on environmental benefits and practical considerations.
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