A shocking drop has hit the automotive industry, with all electric vehicles (EVs) now being discontinued in the United States. This move is part of a larger trend, as several notable electric vehicle models have been pulled from sale lists for the year. The Honda Prologue, a high-end luxury SUV that was once considered one of the most technologically advanced EVs on the market, will no longer be available in the US.
The decision to discontinue all-electric vehicles comes after a series of reports highlighting their limitations and drawbacks. One major issue is range anxiety, which has been exacerbated by public transportation options being limited or non-existent in many areas. Additionally, high production costs have made it difficult for manufacturers to remain profitable in the market. As a result, several major EV brands are pulling back on sales, including Toyota, Hyundai/Kia, and Volkswagen.
The news is a significant blow to the electric vehicle industry, which has been growing rapidly over the past few years. Despite this, many experts believe that the market will continue to shift towards traditional gasoline-powered vehicles as battery technology improves and costs come down. The decision by Honda to discontinue its Prologue model marks another milestone in the transition away from EVs.