GM, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, and more are all in the race
and the biggest brands are all in the competition. We wonder which one has the best chances of actually knocking Tesla off the top of the EV mountain.
As the transition to electric continues just about every single big automotive brand is jumping into the fray. Ford is doing everything it can to beat Tesla including poaching top employees from the Texas-based company and doubling production capacity at EV-focused cites.and be number one by 2025. That’s a bold claim but GM might have the ammo to do it with what it hopes will be 30 different EVs on sale by then.
Volkswagen is also in the conversation and ended up third worldwide in EV sales last year. Of course,but the brand has plans for more appealing products coming online soon. For all we know it might end up actually being Kia or Hyundai that does the deed by reeling in Tesla first. While they would have to leapfrog Volkswagen here in the USA and Chinese brands for the worldwide lead, we think there’s a chance as they currently sit in third place in the US market.
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