Experts worry that the demand for EVs is out of sync with the amount of investment poured in by automakers. While sales of battery-electric vehicles are steadily increasing, the billions of dollars that have been pumped in by virtually every major manufacturer may not yield the expected return. High interest rates have been seen as a concern by everyone from industry analysts to Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
The Blue Oval had been churning out examples of the EV truck with three shifts, but following an announcement in July that it would be redirecting investment into its commercial and hybrid vehicles, the F-150 Lightning will only be made in two shifts. Waning demand from automakers has seen the prices of raw materials used in the manufacture of EVs drop sharply.
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