Talk about electric vehicles was once driven by new model launches, charismatic founders, and delivery figures. Today, it is shaped by public policy
PUBLIC discourse around electric vehicles (EV) has shifted. Reputational trust is beginning to sputter.
Political dysfunction, trade tensions, and safety concerns increasingly outweigh traditional drivers like price and performance. While innovation still excites markets such as India and Germany, global sentiment about EVs is fragmenting.
The greatest threat to EV momentum is now political instability. For companies in this space, understanding where trust is heading, and why, is essential.
