DAILY ROUNDUP | OCT 14 | EV Share 10%-to-6%, Used EVs -4.7 Days, Brazil 797K

New EVs are struggling without subsidies, but used EVs are moving faster than gas cars once depreciation brings prices back to earth.

Today’s episode breaks down EV market share falling from nearly 10% to roughly 6% after the loss of up to $7,500 in federal tax credits, GM EV sales falling about 27%, Ford rethinking the F-150 Lightning with an extended-range setup, Volkswagen leaning on the Tiguan name, Brazil posting 797,470 vehicle registrations in one quarter, and used EVs selling 4.7 days faster than the overall market average.

Today's Key Headlines

~EV market share falls from nearly 10% to roughly 6% after federal tax-credit support disappears

~The repealed federal EV incentive was worth up to $7,500

~GM EV sales fall about 27% over a comparable reporting period

~Brazil records 797,470 vehicle registrations in a single reporting quarter

~Used EVs sell 4.7 days faster than the overall market average

00:07 Welcome to Auto News Talk

01:31 EV demand drops after subsidies disappear

04:42 Automakers lean on legacy names and combustion profits

06:26 Brazil shows how BYD can pressure legacy brands

08:14 Engineering and regulatory growing pains hit new models

09:55 Used EV demand exposes the real pricing issue

11:41 Big takeaway: pricing, policy and global disruption decide the pace

13:27 Outro: watch EV pricing without subsidies

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