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While I largely agree with Monroe's optimistic outlook on EV adoption—predicting a rapid, exponential growth trajectory—I diverge on the impact of Chinese EVs in the U.S. Specifically, political and geopolitical factors are likely to slow their entry significantly. Instead, Chinese EVs are poised to dominate emerging markets and other regions that prioritize affordability.
For Tesla investors, the key takeaway is to recognize the dual nature of this evolution: the extension of vehicle lifespans and decrease in costs are positive trends, but they may also lead to reduced total vehicle sales globally. The ultimate growth engine could instead shift from sheer sales volume to advancements in autonomous driving and software-based revenue streams.