Rethink EV subsidies | Why we have high-quality used cars | Hybrid sales approach at publics | Curing COVID hangover with customer service | Data boosts lender competitiveness | Tesla's AV limitations

Electrified vehicles will ultimately have to stand or fail on their own economics, without publicly funded assistance, but taxpayer subsidies should continue, with modifications.

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