As American buyers shift their preferences, manufacturers are grappling with the challenge of aligning customer desires for hybrids with long-term strategies for electrification.
Sales of traditional hybrids are beginning to outpace EVs as consumers express uncertainty about fully committing to electric vehicles yet.
The market is currently dominated by electric vehicle options, but consumer interest is increasingly leaning towards plug-in hybrids, creating a notable gap in availability.
Despite the surge in demand for plug-in hybrids, the current market does not sufficiently supply this category, raising questions about future consumer preferences.
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