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Emissions could have fallen 30% without SUV's
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(29-12-2023, 03:51 PM)joe 90 Wrote: Yep  the  remuera tractors the  mums just had to have to take the brats to  school  &  do the shopping  when  a    4  door  corrolla would do  .  i    keeping up with the jonees .  Will they  now buy      the likes of  a    BYD  EV      -- not  bloody likely      now the subsidy  is  ended    be interesting to see effect on sales  for  first quarter  next year  .
By all accounts the sales of EVs will be huge for December with people buying to beat the end of the CCD, and the sales of high emission vehicles will spike in the next few months as people have delayed purchasing for the same reason.

A few EV brands have already indicated that they will reduce prices after January 1st to stimulate sales in what is likely to be a very slow period otherwise. The other factor that is influencing EV & hybrid sales is the uncertainty around how the RUC changes will be implemented. One thing for sure is that we're in for a turbulent year economically and the coalition really need to start putting some certainty into their policies to allow people and businesses to know how best to organise their medium and longer term financial plans.


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RE: Emissions could have fallen 30% without SUV's - by harm_less - 29-12-2023, 05:33 PM

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