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Trump and Republicans Cannot Stop Electric Vehicles, Experts Say

Despite vocal opposition from former President Donald Trump and some Republican lawmakers, experts assert that the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) has reached an unstoppable momentum driven by market forces, technological advancement, and growing consumer demand.

Industry analysts point to several key factors making the EV revolution irreversible. Major automakers have already invested hundreds of billions of dollars in EV development and production infrastructure. General Motors, Ford, and Volkswagen have committed to phasing out internal combustion engines, with GM planning to go all-electric by 2035.

Consumer demand continues to surge, with EV sales growing by 50% in 2023 compared to the previous year. The improving charging infrastructure, declining battery costs, and expanding model choices are making EVs increasingly attractive to mainstream buyers.

While some politicians argue against EV adoption and federal incentives, market experts emphasize that private sector investment and technological progress are the primary drivers of the transition. Sam Abuelsamid, principal analyst at Guidehouse Insights, notes that 'The market has moved beyond the point where political opposition can significantly impact its trajectory.'

Furthermore, global competition, particularly from China and Europe, ensures that American automakers must embrace electrification to remain competitive in the international market. Major corporations and fleet operators are also accelerating their transition to EVs, drive

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