Electric vehicles (EVs) typically require significantly more copper than conventional internal combustion engine vehicles. On average, an EV can use about three to four times more copper than a traditional vehicle, primarily due to the following factors:
1. Electric Motors: EVs use electric motors instead of engines, which require more copper for windings.
2. Batteries: The battery packs in EVs, especially lithium-ion batteries, have copper components fo...

with government support and increasing consumer interest, the electric vehicle (EV) market will experience strong tailwinds.
plus renewed consumer demand from China after the country’s reopening to the world could create tailwinds in the EV market.

I hold a positive outlook for EV deliveries. This optimism comes from the growing global commitment to phase out internal combustion engines and transition to electric vehicles by both nations and automakers.
The expanding variety of EV models on the market is set to provide consumers with greater options and competitive pricing. Notably, charging infrastructure development is rapidly progressing. All these factors will drive the future ad...

Delivery results from all EV makers are encouraging and i believe EV will continue to gain more market share from ICE.
2nd half is traditionally better for EV compared with 1st half of the year. People tends to make big purchase such as car in New Year season.
I will continue to increase my EV shares at the right price. Go in slowly and dont FOMO!