Written by: Tabish Sultan
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EV Spotlight
Musk says electric cars will replace gas cars, just like cars replaced horses. Change is happening fast, and no policy or politician can stop the world from choosing better, cleaner technology.
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Losing the $7,500 EV tax credit might hurt Tesla for a while, but Musk isn’t worried. He believes Tesla will still grow, and weaker companies that depend on incentives will struggle to keep up.
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Whether Trump supports EVs or not, the shift is happening. People want electric cars, and demand is rising worldwide. Political changes may slow things down, but they can’t stop progress in the long run.
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Musk believes not only in EVs but also in self-driving technology. He even predicts that planes will go electric someday. He’s confident that innovation will push these changes forward, no matter what.
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Traditional car companies still focused on gas engines are in trouble. If they don’t switch to EVs soon, they’ll be left behind, just like businesses that failed to adapt to the internet era.
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More EVs on the road mean more charging stations. Tesla is working to make charging faster and more convenient, so drivers never have to worry about finding a place to power up their cars.
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Battery costs are dropping while efficiency improves. That means EVs will soon go farther, charge faster, and become even more affordable, making them an easy choice over gas-powered vehicles.
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Musk tells investors to ignore short-term political worries. The world is moving toward EVs no matter what, and those who invest in the future of electric transportation will benefit the most.
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