While it might be good that vehicles will be cheaper, I don't think it will be good for traffic. In a lot of countries, traffic has been worsening because there are more cars on the road. In the Philippines, it has even regressed a bit, since people are buying motorcycles instead of cars to avoid the traffic [they split lanes, and squeeze everywhere]. Cars aren't also comparable to cellphones, where people change their phones every year. Even at 5k USD, the cost is too high.
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Populations are still increasing globally yet new vehicle sales are down. So I believe we have reached peak auto is most of the world.
I agree. So I am curious how these will turn out. Sure EVs can replace the regular cars, but I don't know if they can profit much from it.
That is what the legacy manufacturers are dealing with. They cannot make a profit off the EVs. We will see how the Chinese do. Tesla is doing fine in terms of profit and BYD looks like they might be making money on their EVs but they dont break them out.