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EV Transition Resilience Despite Tax Credits

The prediction that EVs would maintain growth resilience after federal tax credits expired is directly contradicted by the news. New EV sales plunged nearly 28% in Q1 2026 following the end of federal tax credits, and hybrids are gaining market share at the expense of EVs, suggesting consumers are not yet sufficiently confident in EV economics to sustain demand without government incentives.

Predicted 8 November 2025
Validated 3 June 2026
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EV sales volumes or market share drop noticeably following the tax credit expiration, indicating demand was subsidy-dependent rather than resilient.

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  • CNBC Why hybrids are ‘having their moment’ as EVs and gas-powered vehicles lose market share 19 May 2026
  • EVTech.News New EV Sales Plunge Nearly 28% in U.S. Q1 2026 as Federal Tax Credits End, While Used EV Demand Hits Record Highs 27 May 2026
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