Nobody Is Winning The Electric Pickup Truck War. Yet.
Briefly

The EV truck market in the U.S. is characterized by low sales and high production costs, despite the availability of several models from various manufacturers. Early movers like Rivian and Ford have not enjoyed the anticipated success, with Rivian's R1T seen as a slower seller compared to competitors. Ford's F-150 Lightning is performing better now, but still falls short of sales expectations. Challenges like price volatility and shifting consumer preferences complicate the landscape, suggesting that although interest exists, profitability is far from realized in this segment by 2025.
"The EV truck market is not yet a winning market; despite interest, higher costs and sluggish sales create a challenging environment for automakers."
"Rivian has found more success in selling high-end lifestyle vehicles, though the R1T has lagged behind competitors like Ford and Tesla in sales."
Read at InsideEVs
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