Europe is the world's second biggest car market after China. Volkswagen Group and the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance have both sold more BEVs than Tesla in Europe so far this year:

https://twitter.com/auto_schmidt/status/1250880399137529864

Across the course of the next year or two Hyundai Group will also start to sell more BEVs in Europe than Tesla does.

So far in 2020, the Audi e-tron has sold 3 times more in Europe than the Model S and Model X combined and it has also outsold both models globally:

https://ev-sales.blogspot.com/2020/04/europe-march-2020.html

The coronavirus pandemic is going to put a dent in everyone's sales for a few years but BEV production will continue to ramp up. None of this is surprising. They're big car companies and they sell a lot of cars. The same pattern will play out in all markets eventually.

This seems doubtful, I'd be really interested to read any source that advocates that :)

Of course, the Fed should just let bad companies fail! What they're doing will hurt the long-term prospects of the country as money is misallocated in zombie businesses, instead of in promising new companies with better technology.

This makes it even more important to invest in the few companies that are genuinely growing. It keeps you above inflation!

When you've taken a 25% in income this year, I think many people are going to put a hold on big purchases.

Would love to take the other side of any wager you offer