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Honda Cancels All Three U.S.-Built EVs as It Expects to Lose up to $15.8 Billion
(www.caranddriver.com)
this post was submitted on 12 Mar 2026
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And as it turns out, it wasn't enough to keep it alive.
No pickup buyer gives a flying fuck about global climate change.
Polestars look like every generic car out there.
Their EV marketing sucks ass, probably intentionally. I own an EV and I loved the Ford Lightning back when it first came out. I had no idea the new Lightning was an EV until I happened to see one in person and even that was luck that I happened to notice it.
Yeah, Ford has a reputation for ~~whoring out~~ recycling old nameplates for new vehicles completely unrelated to their namesake's predecessor.
Watch Will Prowse's videos on the Lightning he owned. He was not a fan, and I think he ended up getting a replacement that was just as bad, and he finally unloaded it. And Prowse is a rabid EV-solar guy, but he doesn't put up with shit. Can't say I'd be in a hurry to buy one and I really want an EV pickup.