'After years of waiting, Tesla finally delivered the first Cybertrucks in 2023. We’ll have to see whether the many development quality issues have been fixed, of course—but, thankfully, as it’s been handed to (very few select) customers, we won’t have to yet again include the truck in our yearly guide.
In the meantime, Tesla has other issues to consider, such as recalling nearly all the EVs it’s sold in the US so far to fix an Autopilot fault, while also fending off Chinese brands. China’s BYD Auto has caught up with Tesla in sales volume, and is soon predicted to surpass it to lead globally, even if the growth in worldwide sales is slowing.
The pace at which traditional automakers are making all-electric vehicles is only increasing, and the sheer volume of EVs landing in 2024 shows this. We’re hoping that these future designs and car designers will take the inherent opportunities in electric architecture to trend toward being less macho and more inclusive.
Here’s our comprehensive guide on what to watch out for in the world of EVs in 2024:'
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(source: Wired)